Large-Cupped Daffodil 'Red Devon' (Narcissus 'Red Devon')

Large-cupped daffodil 'Red Devon' (Narcissus 'Red Devon') is a historic daffodil (Champernowne, pre-1943) with white petals and a vivid, orange-red cup. A member of the Amaryllidaceae family, it's a striking, mid-season bloomer.

Description

Bulbous perennial 16–20 inches tall. Leaves are narrow, green. Single flower per stem: pure white, overlapping petals; cup is large, bowl-shaped, intense orange-red. Blooms mid-spring (April). Good substance.

Growing Conditions

• Zones: 3–8.
• Light: Full sun to part shade.
• Soil: Well-drained, average.
• Water: Spring moisture; dry summer dormancy.
• Planting: Plant bulbs 6 inches deep, 4–6 inches apart in fall.

Care & Maintenance

Allow foliage to die back. No summer water. Fertilize fall. Divide every 3–5 years. Deer/rodent proof.

Uses

Borders, naturalized in grass, cut flowers. Dramatic white-and-red contrast.

Potential Issues

Bulb rot in wet soil. Narcissus bulb fly. Generally trouble-free.

A crisp white star with a burning orange heart—a classic daffodil contrast.