Free daffodil bulbs for Warren
Free for Warren residents · Fall 2026 · While supplies last
Let's plant a little more spring in Warren.
We bought daffodil bulbs to hand out at the Wagner Farm Arboretum Harvest Festival. The nor'easter cancelled the festival, so the bulbs are yours, free. Reserve a free bag of about 8 to 10 daffodil bulbs, plant them this fall, and watch your yard come up yellow in April.
Pickup in Warren or free delivery to your door.
While supplies last. Warren Township addresses only.
Deliveries have begun. They will take some time. Check the map: an orange ring means the bulbs have been delivered.
How it works
Takes a minute. Name, street address, and whether you want pickup or free delivery.
Pick up at NextHome Premier, 102 Town Center Drive, or free delivery to your door anywhere in Warren Township. Deliveries have begun and will take some time. Days and times come by email.
Eight inches deep, pointy end up, in a sunny spot. They come back every spring, and the deer leave them alone.
Reserve your bulbs
10 bags left. Warren Township addresses only. John emails you once your bulbs are set aside, with pickup days or your delivery window.
No purchase. No obligation. Just free bulbs.
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Explore Warren real estateA bag of about 8 to 10 daffodil bulbs meant for the Harvest Festival, with a planting card in the bag.
Pickup: NextHome Premier, 102 Town Center Drive, Warren. Free delivery: any Warren Township address, left at your door, no need to be home.
Questions: 732.236.1087 or john@nexthomepremier.com.
Why daffodils, and how to plant them
Rutgers recommends mid-September through October, once the soil temperature falls below 60 degrees. Any time before the ground freezes still works.
Pointy end up. Pick a spot that gets five to six hours of direct sun. Water once after planting.
Rutgers rates daffodils Rarely Damaged by deer, its top rating. In Warren that matters.
Daffodils return every spring and spread over the years. Leave the leaves until they yellow so the bulb refuels for next year.
The Warren Daffodil Map
Every home that plants a bag can go on the map. It started with John's own house on Thomas Jefferson Drive. Each yellow dot is a Warren home that has reserved a bag, placed by street. An orange ring means the bulbs have been delivered. Deliveries began September 28 and will take some time, so check back. Reserve, plant, and tick the box on the form to add yours.
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263 homes on the map. 229 delivered, 34 reserved. Updated . Homes appear only with the household's OK, by street unless they ask for the house. Scroll with two fingers, or ctrl and scroll, to zoom.
When they bloom, share a photo
Send a photo of your daffodils in April and it goes on the map beside your dot. First names and neighborhoods only, never street addresses. Everyone who reserves gets an email when it is time.
Email goes to john@nexthomepremier.com with the subject filled in. Text goes to 732.236.1087. Add your first name and neighborhood.
- Rutgers NJAES, fact sheet FS1220, Spring Flowering Bulbs. njaes.rutgers.edu/fs1220/
- Rutgers Cooperative Extension, Landscape Plants Rated by Deer Resistance, Daffodil (Narcissus sp.) listed under Rarely Damaged. extension.rutgers.edu/deer-resistant-plants
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The bulbs are a gift from NextHome Premier. No purchase, no obligation. Each office is independently owned and operated. If your home is listed with another broker, this is not intended as a solicitation.