Narcissus "Minnow" - is one of the best early-flowering varieties, belonging to the Tazetta group. The perianth segments are creamy white, and the corona is pale yellow, later fading to a creamy color. One flower stalk produces several small flowers gathered in a single bouquet (up to 5 pieces). The flowers are about 2.5 cm in diameter. This variety has a long flowering period (blooms for 2-3 weeks) and a wonderful fragrance.
They are perfect for rockeries, alpine slides, borders, and for growing in containers. They combine perfectly with muscari, dwarf tulips, and other low-growing bulbous plants. A hardy plant. Plant height does not exceed 20 cm. Flowering period - early spring.
It grows best in sunny areas but tolerates light partial shade. Requires fertile, well-drained soil. Does not tolerate waterlogging, which can lead to bulb rot. Bulbs are planted in autumn (September - November) at a depth two to three times their size (approximately 10-15 cm). Moderate watering during active growth and flowering. After flowering, the leaves should not be cut until they have completely yellowed, as the bulb accumulates nutrients for the next season.