Narcissus 'Pheasant's Eye' Amount of Bulbs:30 bulbsA wonderfully fragrant heirloom dating back to the 1700s. These star shaped blooms with slightly recurved, pure white petals frame a bright yellow green inner cup finely ringed in red. The high contrast inner flower with dark interior looks much like a pheasants eye, hence the name. Grows to 16 tall and blooms in mid spring. Plant in full to part sun. Resistant to deer and pests. Narcissus Class: Poeticus Does not ship internationally.
Bulbs can easily grow to 2" or more in diameter
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Ploidy: Diploid - 2 sets of chromosomes
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they are used like potatoes and steamed or roasted or cooked pretty much however you choose
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