Narcissus Tazetta (Daffodils)

Also known as the bunch flowered daffodil, Tazetta Narcissus are perfect for growing an abundance of blooms from just one bulb! The perfect way to get a stunning spring display for less.  
 
With varieties like Narcissus Geranium online for you to shop, your displays will soon be the talk of the town. Narcissus Minnow is another top-selling variety, producing a mass of white petals and pastel-yellow trumpets.  
 
Our collections are the best way to grow a garden in abundance. Our Tazetta collection provides a selection of varieties. Or if you’re looking for the perfect partner planting duo, then the Tulip Verandi & Narcissus Falconet Collection gives you one daffodil and one tulip for a complete spring border.  
 
Learn how to grow your new tazetta daffodil bulbs with our daffodil growing guide. Or, if you still need some daffodil inspiration, then read our blog ‘Daffodils: A Bright and Colourful History to see where they came from!

FAQs:

  • What are Daffodil & Narcissus mixtures?
    Daffodil & Narcissus mixtures are carefully blended packs of different daffodil varieties, selected to provide a mix of colours, shapes, heights, or flowering times. These mixes offer an easy way to create bold, varied spring displays without needing to plan combinations yourself.
  • Which daffodil mixtures are available at J. Parker’s?
    At J. Parker’s, we offer a variety of daffodil mixtures, including yellow-only mixes, bi-coloured blends, and extended flowering collections designed for colour from early spring into late spring. Look out for options like Mixed Naturalising Daffodils and Miniature Daffodil Mixes.
  • Why should I choose a daffodil mixture instead of single varieties?
    Daffodil mixtures provide instant variety and hassle-free planting. Many are designed for succession flowering, giving continuous blooms over several weeks. Mixtures also make it easier to fill larger spaces without needing to choose individual types.
  • Are the bulbs in daffodil mixtures suitable for naturalising?
    Yes - many of the mixtures at J. Parker’s are selected with naturalising in mind. Collections like the Mixed Naturalising Daffodils are ideal for planting in grassy areas, meadows, or under trees, where they can return year after year.
  • Can I plant daffodil mixtures in pots and containers?
    Absolutely. Daffodil mixtures, especially those featuring miniature varieties, work well in pots and patio planters. For best results, plant bulbs close together in a deep, well-draining container.
  • When will daffodil mixture bulbs bloom?
    The bloom period depends on the varieties included in the mix. Many of J. Parker’s mixtures are designed to cover the entire spring season from March through May, with a combination of early, mid, and late-flowering varieties.
  • Do daffodil mixtures include fragrant varieties?
    Some daffodil mixtures may include fragrant types like Jonquilla or Tazetta varieties, but not all. Check the product descriptions for details on which mixtures contain scented blooms.
  • Are daffodil mixtures good for cutting?
    Yes - many taller varieties included in mixed packs are perfect for cut flowers. For cutting, choose mixtures that include Trumpet, Large Cupped, or Double daffodils, which tend to have stronger stems and longer vase life.
  • How many bulbs are included in your daffodil mixtures?
    The quantity varies depending on the pack size and mix type. J. Parker’s offers a range of pack sizes, often including bulk packs for larger planting projects. Product pages specify how many bulbs are included.
  • Do you offer mixtures with other spring bulbs alongside daffodils?
    Yes - alongside pure daffodil mixtures, J. Parker’s also offers spring bulb collections that may include daffodils combined with other bulbs like tulips, crocuses, muscari, or alliums. These are great for creating mixed displays with contrasting shapes and colours.