Product Review: Blooming Bulb Daffodils

Now is the time to plant bulbs for a beautiful spring display. After a long dreary winter, there is nothing more uplifting than a patch of spring flowers. Daffodils are one of the most economical varieties to plant because they naturalize easily, providing the gardener with many years of enjoyment.

With a super high customer satisfaction rating of 96% at GardenWatchdog, Blooming Bulb Nursery offers a selection of 18 varieties of daffodils.

Pros:
· Lower prices than other competitors.
· Small quantities can be purchased.
· Additional Savings on large orders.
· Extensive information on products.
· 100% guarantee policy.
· Helpful online planting instructions.

Cons:
· A limited number of varieties available.
· Lack of a plant finder to search for specific colors.

Blooming Bulb sells exclusively over the Internet and in an effort to keep costs low for their customers, they do not print or mail catalogs.

Each bulb variety they offer includes the common and botanical name, color and flower description, bloom time, height, type/size, hardiness zone and sun requirements. In addition, they provide a link to planting instructions to increase your success in growing daffodils.

As an added benefit you can save an additional 10% on your order by subscribing to their newsletter.

I garden in zone 9, so can only enjoy spring bulbs in pots, so I asked some of my northern gardening friends to suggest some of their favorites. Each one of their lists contained these five daffodils: Amber Gate, Carlton, Tete a Tete, Replete and Tahiti. As a special treat, buy a few extra and plant them in a pot to enjoy indoors.

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