What is Narcissus Tazetta?

Narcissus Tazetta, often called Tazetta daffodils, are known for their clusters of small, fragrant flowers on each stem. They produce multiple blooms per stem and are prized for their sweet scent and elegant appearance.

Which Narcissus Tazetta varieties are available at J. Parker’s?

Parker’s offers popular Tazetta varieties including ‘ Minnow ’, a charming dwarf type with pale yellow blooms, and ‘ Cragford ’, with white petals and an orange centre. These are available as individual packs and as part of selected daffodil collections.

When do Narcissus Tazetta bloom?

Tazetta Narcissus typically bloom from mid to late spring, with some varieties flowering as early as March and others extending into May, depending on the variety and growing conditions.

Are Narcissus Tazetta daffodils fragrant?

Yes - Tazetta types are among the most fragrant daffodils, known for their sweet, strong scent. Varieties like ‘ Cragford ’ are particularly noted for their beautiful perfume, making them ideal for planting near seating areas or paths.

How tall do Narcissus Tazetta grow?

Depending on the variety, Narcissus Tazetta daffodils typically grow between 15–40cm (6–16 inches). Dwarf types like ‘ Minnow ’ remain compact, while others can grow taller.

Are Tazetta daffodils good for pots and containers?

Yes - many Tazetta varieties, especially dwarf and compact types like ‘ Minnow ’, are ideal for pots, troughs, and window boxes. Group bulbs close together in containers for a full, fragrant display.

Are Tazetta daffodils suitable for naturalising?

Some Tazetta varieties can naturalise well in well-drained borders or grassy areas, although they tend to prefer milder regions or sheltered planting positions. Their ability to return depends on the variety and site conditions.

Are Narcissus Tazetta good for cutting and floral arrangements?

Yes - their multi-flowered stems and beautiful scent make Tazetta daffodils a lovely choice for cut flower arrangements and indoor displays.

Do you offer Narcissus Tazetta in mixed packs or collections?

At J. Parker’s, Tazetta varieties are available both individually and as part of mixed daffodil collections that may include other multi-headed and fragrant types. Check the product descriptions for variety details.

Do Narcissus Tazetta need any special care?

Tazetta daffodils generally require the same care as other narcissus types - plant in well-drained soil, in full sun or partial shade, and allow foliage to die back naturally after flowering.

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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 is Narcissus Tazetta?

Narcissus Tazetta, often called Tazetta daffodils, are known for their clusters of small, fragrant flowers on each stem. They produce multiple blooms per stem and are prized for their sweet scent and elegant appearance.
Which Narcissus Tazetta varieties are available at J. Parker’s?

Parker’s offers popular Tazetta varieties including ‘Minnow’, a charming dwarf type with pale yellow blooms, and ‘Cragford’, with white petals and an orange centre. These are available as individual packs and as part of selected daffodil collections.
When do Narcissus Tazetta bloom?

Tazetta Narcissus typically bloom from mid to late spring, with some varieties flowering as early as March and others extending into May, depending on the variety and growing conditions.
Are Narcissus Tazetta daffodils fragrant?

Yes - Tazetta types are among the most fragrant daffodils, known for their sweet, strong scent. Varieties like ‘Cragford’ are particularly noted for their beautiful perfume, making them ideal for planting near seating areas or paths.
How tall do Narcissus Tazetta grow?

Depending on the variety, Narcissus Tazetta daffodils typically grow between 15–40cm (6–16 inches). Dwarf types like ‘Minnow’ remain compact, while others can grow taller.
Are Tazetta daffodils good for pots and containers?

Yes - many Tazetta varieties, especially dwarf and compact types like ‘Minnow’, are ideal for pots, troughs, and window boxes. Group bulbs close together in containers for a full, fragrant display.
Are Tazetta daffodils suitable for naturalising?

Some Tazetta varieties can naturalise well in well-drained borders or grassy areas, although they tend to prefer milder regions or sheltered planting positions. Their ability to return depends on the variety and site conditions.
Are Narcissus Tazetta good for cutting and floral arrangements?

Yes - their multi-flowered stems and beautiful scent make Tazetta daffodils a lovely choice for cut flower arrangements and indoor displays.
Do you offer Narcissus Tazetta in mixed packs or collections?

At J. Parker’s, Tazetta varieties are available both individually and as part of mixed daffodil collections that may include other multi-headed and fragrant types. Check the product descriptions for variety details.
Do Narcissus Tazetta need any special care?

Tazetta daffodils generally require the same care as other narcissus types - plant in well-drained soil, in full sun or partial shade, and allow foliage to die back naturally after flowering.