Hyacinthus orientalis 'Royal Navy' Trumpet Daffodil allow foliage to die back

allow foliage to die back own its own as this is a critical stage of the growth cycle restoring energy to the bulb for the following season’s growth and blooms

but is more intricate and complex

requiring little to no pruning

which are generally very colourful

but the critical aspect is that while the soil can be moist

Hyacinthus orientalis 'Royal Navy' Trumpet Daffodil allow foliage to die backRoyal Navy produces numerous star shaped, packed with petals, double flowers on a raceme or a central spike rising from the bulb. Sweetly perfumed, double flowerheads are deep navy blues to purples, often with a darker hued stripe in the middle of each petal. Foliage consists of long leaves that are dark green, narrow and oblong with slightly inwardly curling edges. Mid to late spring blooming, Royal Navy will flower in March and April with