Daffodils

When butterflies start to emerge from their cocoons and flowers finally begin to bloom, spring is no doubt just around the corner. And what better way to celebrate that season with its happiest flowers - daffodils! At FiftyFlowers, daffodils in bulk make this celebration all the more enjoyable. These petite accent flowers are offered in standard and mini varieties, with exciting colors, such as white, yellow, and orange. And when paired with snapdragons or lisianthus, wholesale daffodils suddenly get noticed in ways that make these flowers more breathtaking and versatile than they already are.

All you need to know about daffodils

Typically shipped in 10 stems per bunch, daffodils at FiftyFlowers feature one bloom per stem. Their average stem length is between 12 and 16 inches, while their bloom size is averaging 1.5 inches in diameter.

Currently, you can enjoy daffodils in 4 color varieties, which include orange, white, and pale yellow. They also come in a farm mixed variety or the Mixology Daffodil Spring Flowers. Their blooms, which resemble stars, boast multiple shapes and sizes. Daffodils are also offered in Standard and Mini variations; the standard ones have over 10 offerings, from the ethereal Daffodil White Fresh Cut Flowers to the minimalistic Southern Comfort Daffodil Flowers, while the “minis'' have the Narcissus Paper White Flower and the St. Avalanche at the forefront.

Daffodil wholesale suppliers can also admire daffodils’ fragrant offerings. While most daffodils come with a fragrance, some of their blooms may also completely miss out on offering a scent. Still, it's the daffodils' cool and vibrant notes that make them a standout among the most sought-after focal flowers.

Generally, daffodils are associated with new beginnings. In some circles, however, its blooms signify hope and new birth. These hallmarks are why daffodils are the best flowers to represent the spring season. The flowers’ varying colors also have different meanings:

• Yellow daffodils - without a doubt the most popular color variety among daffodils, those with yellow blooms symbolize new beginnings. Daffodils with these hues are best given to newly weds.
• White daffodils - this color variation entails purity. White daffodils are also celebrated for their association with the absence of selfishness or vanity.
• Pink daffodils - while they are the least popular in terms of daffodils’ color offerings, pink-hued daffodils are best used to events that bank on pride or uniqueness.

Daffodils are usually gifted to relatives or loved ones whom you want to welcome in the spring season. They can also be given to individuals who currently celebrate new jobs or achievements. With these symbolisms, there are just so many ways in which you can take advantage of the charming and vibrant blooms that come from a daffodil.

Where you can use wholesale daffodils

Daffodils in bulk order are most commonly used as a special gift to someone or to an occasion that welcomes the spring season in style. They can also be seen around being used as Easter flowers; they’re also most conspicuous during Mother’s Day. And as daffodils are typically associated with new beginnings, it is only essential that they are given to would-be couples or relationships that have just welcomed a new chapter in their lives.

Here are some ways you can maximize the blooms of a daffodil, whether at home or as gift to that special someone:

• In small vases - daffodils in small vases are easily the most accessible and doable of all. Simply cut their stems in varying heights and place a few blooms in each container.
• On top of shelves - if you’re planning to infuse more life in small spaces, such as your shelves, placing clusters of daffodils in bud vases should be a great starting point.

You can also show off your skills at arranging flowers with daffodils. One incredibly nifty way to showcase it is weaving all of daffodils’ variations into a single arrangement. If there are bare spots that need filling in, tulips are your very best bet, along with chamomile and baby’s breath.

How to care for cut daffodils

There are many effective ways to care for your cut daffodils. One surefire way to do this is to first ensure that your delivery date coincides with your event that is 2 to 3 days before the occasion. Next, it is also important to note that wholesale daffodil flowers will only pop once they’re cut and placed in a container with water. Whenever your daffodils are delivered ahead of time, storing them in a refrigerator two days before the event will do them good.

Another way to care for your cut daffodils is getting them in warm water, with a flower food of your choosing. It is also suggested that you put the flowers in a location that’s both cool and dark, overnight or for 12 hours. Daffodils can also be quite delicate, too, so it is only imperative that you arrange them in their own vase. This will also allow you to avoid damaging the other cut flowers in your arrangement. As long as your bucket isn’t overcrowded, you can combine cut daffodils with other flowers.

Where to buy daffodils online in bulk

You can buy daffodils online in bulk at FiftyFlowers. The shop offers them in two variations - Standard and Mini - both of which have seasonal availability during spring and winter. They also come in many colors, which include orange, white, and yellow. They are also available in a farm mixed variety that have different shapes and sizes.

Easily the hallmark that makes our daffodils a standout is that we pick them freshly from our partner farms and get them shipped directly to your doorsteps, with no shipping fees. Before they get shipped, they’re treated with proper hydration methods. Finally, daffodils in bulk buying are packaged with only the quality materials before they’re transported in cold storage. If you encounter any issues with your daffodils or your desired date suddenly becomes unavailable, our premier customer service team will be more than happy to assist you, through call, text, or chat!