1. Daffodils & Narcissi The Narcissi or daffodil
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The Narcissi or daffodil
as is it more commonly known, is one of the most recognisable perennial bulbs in the British garden, and has been for centuries.
Plant bulbs in the autumn for a superb spring show, ideal for borders, rockeries, pots on the patio, or even in hanging baskets.

2. Daffodils are one of the easiest bulbs to have success with and are suitable for gardeners of all levels of experience.
Plant at least 10cm deep or approximately three to four times the depth of the bulb. Space as desired or plant in clumps for a cluster display.
Daffodils prefer a spot well sheltered from the wind, preferably with plenty of access to sun.
Daffodils are best planted in well drained, fertile soil. It is important that you keep the soil moist during the growing season and allow the leaves to die back naturally before deadheading.
They can be lifted and moved once the foliage has died off or they can be left to naturalise when planted in grass or under trees, where they can be left undisturbed for years.

3. Daffodil Varieities

4. Trumpet & Cupped Narcissi
Cupped and Trumpet Daffodils produce an array of small or large sized cups (or coronoas as they are also known), perfect for all situations where the petals really do jump out at you.

5. Double Daffodils
Double Flowering Daffodils are cultivated for one or more flowers per stem and are perfect for creating that ruffled effect that stands out from the crowd.
We have some great varieties available for flowering in early spring or mid spring.
Double Daffodil and Narcissi bulbs are suitable for planting in autumn and flowers burst onto the scene in spring.
Perfect for planting in a colourful border!

6. Multi Headed & Trindrus Narcissi
These can offer up to five pendants on each stem and a superb naturalising Daffodil perennial bulb.
They make a great border Daffodil but are also suitable for planting in areas where little else grows such as under trees and woodland scenes.

7. Minature Rockery Narcissi
These dainty daffodils are fragrant and charming!
A great choice for patio containers and pots, or the front of a border.
Available in a range of golden yellow and traditional white Narcissi bulbs.
Plant in autumn and wait for a colourful spring display..

8. Tall Daffodils & Narcissi
Perfect impact plants for the border or rockery.
Taller varieties can tower over miniature spring flowering bulbs and help create a colourful setting that can be appreciated and enjoyed by all.

9. Cyclamineus Narcissi
These dainty daffodils have small cups with swept back petals and usually flower in early spring.
Perfect for en-masse planting or a rockery.

10. Jonquilla Narcissus
Sweetly scented daffodils that come in a great variety of shapes, sizes and colours.

11. Poeticus/Tazetta Narcissi
Free flowering, these produce amazing shows in spring.
Tazetta Daffodil bulbs can produce up to an amazing 20 small flowers per stem making them superb value and ideal for growing in border, rockeries and patio containers.
Fragrant Poeticus Daffodil bulbs are great for naturalising and will create an abundance of small cups in a variation of colours with large white petals.

12. Orchid Flowering Narcissi
Breath-taking flowers that really do offer something a little different than traditional varieties.
Orchid Daffodils propel a gorgeous split cup or cornona that gives the flower the appearance of being an orchid, hence their name.
They are a great addition to any spring garden display and are also very effective as cut flowers.
A real Jewel in the Daffodil bulb range.

13. Did You Know …. ?
Daffodils are poisonous – so don’t eat the bulbs and don’t arrange with other flowers without soaking them for 24 hours first.
Daffodils are the 10th year wedding anniversary flower

14. Daffodil Varieities