Narcissus Actaea           Scented   Naturalising

(Division 9)  This old favourite daffodil is included by popular request. Pure white petals and red rimmed cup like a sophisticated, earlier Pheasant Eye type. The flowers are larger and really look you in the eye. We have hundreds naturalised in our wild garden.  Scented. Plant the bulbs in the autumn in any good garden soil in sun or part shade. they can be grown in borders or naturalised in grass.

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Height:16"

Flowers: April

Narcissus Angels Whisper    Scented

(Division 5) This was the star daffodil of 2020 - like a paler Hawera but with more compact flowers, earlier and with a glorious scent. Wonderful for pots or sunny border. 

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Height: 8"

Flowering: March - April

Narcissus Baby Boomer    Scented

(Division 7)  An improved form of Narcissi Jonquil with up to 8 strongly scented golden flowers.  makes a long lasting pot for full sun or sunny border. 

Height: 10"

Flowers: April

Narcissus Bulbocodium Oxford Gold

(Division 10)  A magnificent cultivar with an endless succession of rich gold flowers of much substance.  Fabulous long lasting pot plant.

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Height: 8"

Flowers: March-April

Narcissus Canaliculatus (8)    Scented

(Division 8)  A tiny species with masses of pure white scented flowers with small yellow cups.  Needs a dry sunny situation.. Flowers well at the edge of my sequioadendron!

Height: 5"

Flowers: March

Narcissus Elka

(Division 1) A tiny gem of a dwarf trumpet daffodil from Alec Gray with a slightly nodding lemon trumpet and milk white petals. It does well here on the edge of a shrub bed where it is dry in the summer. Plant in the autumn. Summer dormant.

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Height: 4"

Flowers: March

Narcissus February Gold      Naturalising

(Division 6) The well-known and loved early cyclamineus hybrid daffodil with golden-yellow petals that sweep back from the slightly darker cup. Very long lasting ( over 40 years here) and good for naturalising.  One of the first to flower, living up to its name in most springs. Iron constitution and perfect for massing in grass under trees or planting among shrubs.

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Height: 12"

Flowers: February - March

Narcissus Geranium  Scented

(Division 8)  A most striking poetaz daffodil with four to six flowers on an stiff, upright stem. The petals are pure glistening white with a bright scarlet-orange cup. It is strongly scented and makes an excellent cut flower. Good in pots or in the garden. Vigorous.

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Height: 16"

Flowers: Late March

Narcissus Golden Echo 

(Division 7)  A superb hybrid with up to 3 well formed heads.  The bright yellow of the long cup bleeds onto the pure white of the petals.  Very dramatic and a good doer. It can be grown in light shade.

Height: 14"

Flowers: April

Narcissus Hawera

(Division 5) This delightful small daffodil is one of the best for pots as it produces many stems per bulb and up to 10 flowers per stem.  Each stem has several very graceful nodding blooms of soft lemon yellow with paler cup. The petals turn back from the cup. It is easily grown in well-drained soil in sun or part shade but it prefers neutral to acid soil. It grows well with grape hyacinths and small tulips in pots. See pot collection 4

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Height: 7"

Flowers: April

Narcissus Ice Baby

(Division 1). An excellent new dwarf variety with perfect tiny creamy white trumpets. Early flowering. Was previously called Snow Baby.

Height: 5"

Flowering: February - March

Narcissus Itzim  Naturalising

(Division 6) This dramatic daffodil has well reflexed, yellow petals and a slender, bright orange trumpet. It is very vigorous and a good all rounder for borders in sun or shade and it will naturalise in grass. Plant the bulbs in the autumn in any good garden soil. Summer dormant.

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Height:12"

Flowers: March

Narcissus Jack Snipe   Naturalising

(Division 6) A dwarf cyclamineus hybrid daffodil. The swept back creamy petals and dark primrose cup make a striking contrast. This vigorous daffodil is perfect for borders in sun or shade and is excellent for naturalising .They have grown under our cherries for 40 years. Plant the bulbs in the autumn in any good garden soil. Summer dormant.

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Height: 8"

Flowers: Late March

Narcissus Twinkling Yellow (jonquilla)      Scented

(Division 13)  A much improved selection of this well-known jonquil species daffodil. It has up to six very strongly scented deep yellow flowers to a stem. Perfect for pots or well drained soil in sun. Plant the bulbs in autumn. Summer dormant.

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Height: 12"

Flowers: April

Narcissus Kokopelli    Scented

(Division 7) This excellent jonquil daffodil has up to four perfect round yellow flowers with slightly deeper cups. It has stiff, very upright stems. It makes an excellent cut flower. the bulbs should be planted in autumn in a well drained soil in sun. It can be naturalised.

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Height: 12”

Flowers: April

Narcissus Lent Lily (lobularis) pseudonarcissus

Only small stocks are available of this, our native daffodil.  It will naturalise in thin grass and under small trees.

Height: 7"

Flowers: Feb - March

Narcissus Lieke  Scented

(Division 7) This excellent new jonquil daffodil has two perfect round white  flowers with lemon cups. It is scented and late flowering. It makes an excellent cut flower. The bulbs should be planeted in autumn in a well drained soil in sun. 

Height: 14”

Flowers: April

Narcissus Little Gem    Naturalising

(Division 1)  A free-flowering, exquisite pale gold trumpet narcissus — a perfect miniature. It is early flowering and an excellent bulb for naturalising. It is a long lived daffodil, quickly clumping up. We grow it mixed with Narcissus lent lily, under our trees. Plant the bulbs in autumn. Summer dormant.

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Height: 6"

Flowers: Early March

Narcissus Minnow

(Division 8)  This is an exquisite little tazetta daffodil with several creamy flowers on each stem with contrasting pale yellow cups. It is very dwarf and does very well and increases rapidly. A good garden plant.

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Height: 6"

Flowers: March - April

Narcissus Paperwhite Ziva   Scented

Narcissus Pipit     Scented  Naturalising

(Division 7)  This delightful jonquil daffodil has two to three heads of  scented flowers. The whole flower opens a clear lemon and then the cups gradually fade to almost white. A reversed bicolor daffodil. Perfect for pots, sunny borders or it can be naturalised in grass. Scented, very vigorous and long lasting. An excellent cut flower.

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Height: 10"

Flowers: April

Narcissus Poeticus Recurvus   Scented   Naturalising

(Division 13)  Poets daffodil.The old-fashioned late Pheasant Eye daffodil loved by everyone.  This late flowering daffodil species is almost the last to flower: in early May. It is strongly scented. The snow-white petals are swept back from a tiny yellow cup edged with red.  Wonderful with bluebells and pink campion. Can be naturalised under trees but it will be shy to flower if it is too dry.

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Height: 17"

Flowers: May

Narcissus Quail   Scented

Narcissus Rapture (6)

A superb golden cyclamineus with well reflexed petals and a narrow trumpet.

RHS Award of Garden Merit

Height: 12"

Flowers: March - April

Narcissus Rijnveld's Early Sensation   Naturalising

(Division 2)  One of the most useful trumpet daffodils. It is the first to flower, often around Christmas and long before any other daffodil is hardly through the ground. It is the daffodil that used as an example of 'global warming'!. It is a short flowered standard trumpet daffodil shape of egg-yellow throughout with a rather flared cup that is slightly darker. Often in flower on Christmas Day. Very vigorous, increasing well. Can be naturalised in grass.

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Height: 10"

Flowers: January - February

Narcissus Sabrosa

(Division 7)  A tiny jonquil daffodil with 1-2 lemon flowers. Absolutely exquisite, increasing well and covering itself with tiny flowers. It needs a dry summer so is probably best grown in an Alpine house. Always a show-winner and sells on sight.

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Height: 5"

Flowers: April

Narcissus Sailboat

(Division 5) This magnificent dwarf daffodil is one of the very best for pot work as it produces up to 3 flowers per stem and many stems per bulb so a few bulbs go a long way. I mix them with grape hyacinths and small red tulips. 1-3 small white and yellow flowers. Fades to cream.  Long lasting.

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Height: 12"

Flowers: April

Narcissus Segovia

(Division 3)  A very beautiful miniature jonquil, regularly winning prizes in competitions. Exquisite small round flowers with superbly contrasting glistening white petals and small flat lemon cup. Perfect for a rock garden, large trough or massed in a pot.

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Height: 6"

Flowers: April

Narcissus Silver Chimes     Scented

Narcissus Spoirot

Narcissus Starlight Sensation   Scented

Narcissus Sundisc

(Division 7) A fine Alec Gray jonquil hybrid with perfect rounded straw-yellow flowers and a tiny golden cup. Superb for a rock garden etc. 

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Height: 6"

Flowers: April

Sunlight Sensation     Scented

(Division 5) Sister seedling to Starlight Sensation and even more floriferous.  Soft yellow throughout with delicate scented flowers that are slightly nodding.  Will make a spectacular pot full. Absolutely delightful small daffodil full of grace and charm. 

Height: 12"

Flowers: April

Narcissus Tete Boucle   Double Tete a Tete

(Division 12)  A chance sport of the well known Tete a Tete. It is identical in all ways except that the flowers are fully double. The flowers are remarkably long lasting and perfect for a spectacular display in pots or the front of a sunny  border or on a rock garden. 

Height: 6"

Flowers: February - March

Narcissus Tete-a-Tete   Naturalising

(Division 12) Probably the best known of all daffodils and certainly the best of all dwarf hybrids. Very early and tremendously long lasting. Golden petals very slightly reflexed from the neat cups. Cannot be too strongly recommended and a very prolific flowerer. Perfect for containers, borders, woodland or even grass. Indestructible.

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Height: 6"

Flowers: February - March

Narcissus Thalia    Naturalising

Narcissus Topolino   Naturalising

(Division 1)  A sturdy, dwarf bicolour daffodil similar to Lent Lily and equally good for naturalising. Creamy petals and pale yellow trumpet.

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Height: 6"

Flowers: Early March

Narcissus Toto

Narcissus Tresamble  Naturalising

(Division 5)  A very vigorous triandrus which gives a mass of pure white flowers with a creamy cup. Highly recommended. Excellent for borders or can be naturalised in grass. 

Height: 16"

Flowers: Late March

Narcissus Van Sion (Telamonius plenus)  Naturalising

(Division 4)  The original double yellow daffodil dating from pre 1620.  Useful for naturalising because of it's iron constitution.

Height: 15"

Flowers: Early March

Narcissus Winter Waltz Naturalising

(Division 6)  An unusual new hybrid with sturdy flowers on short stems.  Perfect for early pots.  Clean white petals sweep back from a long trumpet that opens lemon and fades to apricot.

Height: 12"

Flowers: March

Narcissus Yellow (Lemon) Sailboat

(Division 5) For sheer flower power this takes some beating with masses of neat pale yellow flowers. Up to 3 heads per stem and many stems per bulb.  Superb in pots and long lasting. The correct name is Yellow Sailboat although it is sometimes listed as Lemon Sailboat. Try mixing it with N.Toto.

Height: 12"

Flowers: March - April