Double Daffodil Erlicheer

I love the Erlicher daffodils, this is not the first time I have grown them. And I'm sure I will order more this fall! They look like little tiny white roses, without the thorns!

Erlicheer was a nice surprise with some stems having 5 blooms. They are delicate and petite with a lovely fragrance. I'm sorry I didn't plant them a little closer to each other, but hope they'll spread to make more of an impact in future. A nice late daffodil.

These are flowers for the South. I first grew 'Erlicheer' planted in autumn and sprouting too early in the Spring. The leaf tips got frosted, but they bloomed. I got more as "summer daffodils," which makes sense if they're the kind of daffodil that doesn't need to be chilled. Those bloomed fine, but also tried to come up in the next Spring, and the leaves got frostbitten pretty badly. Recommended for a warm, sheltered spot, and for those who like the scent of paperwhite narcissuses.

I planted the bulbs in the fall and every bulb grew just as well as the ones in the picture. I completely neglected them and they still thrived without any care.

These are so beautiful with dainty creamy white clusters of blooms. And they smell amazing!! Some get a little top heavy and fall a bit, but I can work with it. I will definitely be buying more.

Very pleased with these bulbs. All that I planted came up and they all had the double blooms I was expecting. Am ordering more!

These came up right on time and were a great accent and conversation starter in my front garden.

I bought these from Van B. many years ago. They have been heavy bloomers and multipliers. I live in Mobile Alabama, so that should give you an idea of the kind of climate they like. I am buying them again because we had some work done in our yard and an entire section of our garden was destroyed. But I expect these will multiply again and will quickly fill the area. And they smell like a touch of heaven! VERY strong scent!