Narcissus 'Elizabeth Ann' Bulbs

Marsoni

M251S

$15.99

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Narcissus 'Elizabeth Ann' BulbsA striking cyclamineus daffodil with reflexed white petals and a pink rimmed trumpet. Perfect for adding early spring colour to borders, containers, or naturalised grass. Also known as: Cyclamineus daffodil 'Elizabeth Ann' Height: 30cm Spread: 10cm Wildlife benefit: Early nectar source for bees and pollinators emerging in spring. Planting Tips Plant in autumn, 10 15cm deep in well drained soil. Thrives in sun or partial shade. Ideal for naturalising:

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My toddler is obsessed with all things fish, so when she picked out The Rainbow Fish from Amazon search. The illustrations are gorgeous, and my daughter is mesmerized by the sparkly, foil-like scales on the fish. She keeps pointing at them every time we read it, and it’s become a bedtime favorite just for the shiny colors! One thing I found a little odd is the story: the Rainbow Fish gives away all her beautiful scales to make friends. It’s a sweet message about sharing, but as a parent I admit it made me scratch my head a bit (I wasn’t sure if my toddler really gets why the fish parts with all her sparkles). Still, it’s a friendly tale and we enjoy reading it together.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2026