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If you're looking to explore our full range of daffodils, then you're in the right place! Here you will find all daffodils and narcissi bulbs listed from A-Z, allowing you to browse leisurely through every product, collection, and mixture.  
 
From double daffodils, which provide fluffy ruffled blooms, to multi-headed daffodils which produce several daffodils per stem, to your classic varieties - we have it all, and then some. 
 
Maybe we could tempt you with Narcissus Tete-a-Tete – a classic daffodil with bright yellow blooms and striking orange trumpets. Or, if you’re after something with an edge, we highly recommend varieties like Narcissus Thalia.  
 
Once you’ve picked your favourite daffodils, take a look at our ‘daffodil growing guide’ for more information on how to plant daffodils and our top care tips. If you’re wondering what to plant with daffodils, then give our ‘What to plant with daffodils’ blog a good read! But tulips, or even muscari, are always a good shout. 

FAQs:

  • What is the difference between daffodils and narcissus?
    "Daffodil" is the common name used in the UK for plants in the Narcissus genus. All daffodils are narcissus, but not all varieties are referred to as daffodils. The terms are often used interchangeably.
  • What is the difference between daffodils and narcissus?
    Most daffodils and narcissus bloom in early to mid-spring, typically between late February and May, depending on the variety and weather conditions.
  • Are narcissus bulbs suitable for pots and containers?
    Yes, many dwarf and compact narcissus varieties are ideal for pots and containers. Choose shorter types like Cyclamineus, Tête-à-Tête, or Miniature Narcissus for best results.
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    Species narcissus, including varieties like Multi-Headed Daffodils and Jonquilla types, are excellent for naturalising. They will return year after year and can gently spread when planted in the right conditions.
  • Are daffodils good for cutting and flower arrangements?
    Yes, many taller daffodil varieties, including Trumpet and Large Cupped types, are perfect for cut flower displays. Their strong stems and long-lasting blooms make them a great choice for spring arrangements.
  • Do you sell mixed daffodil bulb collections?

    Yes, mixed daffodil and narcissus bulb collections are available, offering a wide range of flower shapes, colours, and bloom times in a single planting. These curated blends are ideal for creating long-lasting spring displays with minimal effort.

  • Are there fragrant daffodil and narcissus varieties available?
    Absolutely. Certain types, such as Narcissus Tazetta, Jonquilla, and some multi-headed varieties, are known for their beautiful fragrance and are perfect for adding scent to your spring garden.
  • How tall do daffodils and narcissus grow?
    Daffodil heights vary by type. Dwarf and miniature varieties may grow to just 10–20cm, while taller types like Trumpet or Large Cupped daffodils can reach up to 45–60cm.
  • Do you offer RHS Award-winning narcissus varieties?
    Yes, we stock a selection of RHS Award of Garden Merit (AGM) daffodils and narcissus. These varieties have been recognised for their excellent performance, reliability, and beauty.
  • Can I plant daffodils and narcissus in grass or under trees?
    Yes, naturalising narcissus in grass or at the base of trees works beautifully with suitable varieties like species daffodils and smaller cultivars. They create a lovely, natural spring display.