When to plant daffodils in Avignon: by 2 November
In Avignon, daffodil: plant by 2 November. The winter here is too mild for our late-planting rule, so we give no later limit. For planting stock, the places nearby include Farm la Reboule (farm shop, 1 km) and Irrifore (farm supply, 8 km); addresses and opening hours are below.
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Daffodil in Avignon: soil, season and weather
No month averages below 0 °C at night; the coldest nights, in January, average 3 °C.
| Planting | by 2 November |
|---|---|
| First autumn frost | 2 December |
| Coldest nights | January, 3 °C |
| Soil back at 7 °C in spring | 8 January |
| Daylight | 10:13 on 2 November |
| Daylight at the winter solstice | 8:54 |
The same dates in Avignon hold for Garlic, Tulip, Crocus and Hyacinth.
Daffodil in Avignon: depth, winter cold, pests and pets
Plant daffodils three times the bulb’s height deep (RHS): about 13–15 cm for large bulbs, 15–20 cm apart (University of Georgia Extension). The RHS advises planting them early in autumn, ideally in September in the UK, so do not leave them late: aim for the start of the window, 2 November.
In Avignon the average daily temperature stays at 10 °C or lower for about 15 weeks a year (our estimate from ten years of monthly weather). For this bulb Wisconsin Horticulture Extension gives a cold period of 15–17 weeks at about 2–10 °C. The winter here gives that in the ground, so the bulbs need no pre-chilling.
Daffodils are long-lived: clumps slowly expand over the years (RHS). Leave the leaves for at least eight weeks after flowering — they feed next year’s flowers (University of Georgia Extension).
Squirrels avoid daffodils, so they can be planted among tulips to reduce losses (RHS). Daffodils are toxic to dogs, cats and horses; the bulbs are the most poisonous part, and a large amount can cause convulsions and heart rhythm problems (ASPCA).
Sources: RHS, University of Georgia Extension, Wisconsin Horticulture Extension, ASPCA.
Daffodil in nearby cities
Around Avignon, Grenoble is 38 days earlier and Montpellier 26 days later.
| City | Distance | Date | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nîmes | 38 km | by 1 November | 1 day earlier |
| Montpellier | 84 km | by 28 November | 26 days later |
| Valence | 109 km | 22 October – end of December | 11 days earlier |
| Grenoble | 156 km | 25 September – 1 December | 38 days earlier |
| Saint-Étienne | 169 km | 18 October – end of December | 15 days earlier |
| Nice | 199 km | by 7 November | 5 days later |
Where to buy daffodil for planting in Avignon
Planting stock goes into the ground by 2 November; buy it before that. Within 15 km of Avignon OpenStreetMap lists 9 garden centres, 1 farm-supply shop, 2 plant nurseries, 10 markets and 13 farm shops (collected 27 October 2026).
- Marché du jeudi matin — market
Thu 07:00–12:30 · 2 km - Marché du samedi matin — market
Sat 08:00–12:00 · 4 km - Marché de Montfavet — market
Tue 08:00–13:00; Fri 17:00–20:00 · 5 km - Marché de Rognonas — market
Tue 08:00–13:00 · 6 km - Marché de Sorgues — market
Sun 07:00–12:30 · 8 km - Place du marché — market
Sun 08:00–13:00 · 10 km - Irrifore — farm supply
Chemin de l'Oratoire 102, 13160 Châteaurenard · 8 km · irrifore.com - Farm la Reboule — farm shop
Chemin de la Barthelasse 1250, 84000 Avignon · Mon–Sat 10:00–12:15, 16:30–19:30 · 1 km · bienvenue-a-la-ferme.com
Places: © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.
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Questions
When to plant daffodils in Avignon?
In Avignon, daffodil: plant by 2 November. The winter here is too mild for our late-planting rule, so we give no later limit.
When is the last spring frost in Avignon?
Last spring frost around 16 February, first autumn frost around 2 December.
Other crops in Avignon, with their dates
- Tomato · 18 April – 12 August
- Cucumber · 18 May – 17 September
- Bell Pepper · 18 May – 12 August
- Eggplant · 18 May – 12 August
- Zucchini · 18 May – 15 September
- Pumpkin · 18 May – 7 August
- Watermelon · 18 May – 23 August
- Peas · 26 January – 19 September
- Garlic · 2 November – end of December
- Tulip · by 2 November
- Crocus · by 2 November
- Hyacinth · by 2 November