Narcissus Jonquilla (Daffodils)
Jonquilla Narcissus are perfect for growing a fragrant garden display during the spring months. Sweetly scented Daffodils and Narcissus work well when the bulbs are planted together in clumps and can naturalise and multiply each year. Fragrant Daffodil bulbs should be planted where you can really appreciate their fragrance and beauty.
Our range includes all kinds of varieties, including popular picks like like Narcissus Pueblo. Their near-white blooms and pastel yellow trumpets set you up for a successful spring! Or why not give Narcissus Sundisc a grow? Their strong fragrance and compact size are just a few of their benefits – but their unique blooms steal the show.
Learn how to grow your daffodils, regardless of variety, with our daffodil growing guide. It’s full of handy tips and tricks to help your daffodils thrive. Or read our blog ‘When is it too late to plant daffodils?’ if you’ve held onto your bulbs for longer without realising.
FAQs:
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What are Jonquilla Narcissus?
Jonquilla Narcissus, often called Jonquil Daffodils, are known for their multi-flowered stems, slender leaves, and sweet fragrance. Their smaller blooms and long-lasting scent make them popular for both borders and cut flower arrangements. -
Which Jonquilla varieties are available at J. Parker’s?
Parker’s offers several beautiful Jonquilla varieties, including ‘Quail’, with its rich golden-yellow blooms, and ‘Pipit’, a bi-coloured daffodil featuring soft yellow petals and a pale cream cup. Many are available as single varieties or as part of mixed collections. -
When do Jonquilla Narcissus bloom?
Jonquilla daffodils typically bloom in mid to late spring, often from April into May, providing colour later in the season when early daffodils have finished flowering. -
Are Jonquilla Narcissus fragrant?
Yes - Jonquilla Narcissus are one of the most fragrant types of daffodils. Many gardeners choose them specifically to add sweet scent to their gardens or to enjoy indoors as cut flowers. -
How tall do Jonquilla Narcissus grow?
Most Jonquilla varieties grow between 25–40cm (10–16 inches) tall, making them suitable for borders, rockeries, containers, and small cutting gardens. -
Are Jonquilla Narcissus good for naturalising?
Yes, Jonquilla types are excellent for naturalising in borders, grassy areas, or under trees. They tend to return reliably each year and often multiply gently over time when planted in well-drained soil. -
Can I grow Jonquilla Narcissus in pots and containers?
Absolutely. Jonquilla Narcissus, including compact varieties like ‘Pipit’, perform well in pots, patio planters, and troughs. For best results, use free-draining compost and position pots in full sun or light shade. -
Are Jonquilla Narcissus good for cutting?
Yes - their long, sturdy stems and multi-headed blooms make Jonquilla daffodils an excellent choice for cut flower arrangements. Their fragrance adds an extra layer of appeal for indoor displays. -
Do Jonquilla Narcissus require special care to flower well each year?
To encourage reliable repeat flowering, allow the foliage to die back naturally after blooming, as the leaves feed the bulbs for the next season. Avoid cutting them back too early or disturbing the bulbs by replanting or dividing too often. Applying a balanced fertiliser after flowering can also support healthy growth. -
Do you sell Jonquilla Narcissus in collections or mixed packs?
Yes! At J. Parker’s, we offer both single-variety Jonquilla packs and carefully curated daffodil mixes that often include Jonquilla types. Be sure to check product descriptions to find mixes featuring these fragrant, multi-headed daffodils.