Tall Daffodils (Narcissus)

We have brought together a striking range of Tall Daffodils and Narcissus varieties that make great impact plants in the spring border or container. This range includes some of the most popular English-grown Daffodils on the market!  By using taller varieties like Narcissus Barrett Browning, they can tower over miniature spring flowering bulbs and…

FAQs:

  • What are Tall Narcissus?
    Tall Narcissus are daffodil varieties that grow above average height, typically reaching 40–60cm (16–24 inches) or more. Their long, sturdy stems make them ideal for striking displays in borders and as cut flowers.
  • Which Tall Narcissus varieties are available at J. Parker’s?
    Parker’s offers a wide range of Tall Narcissus varieties, including ‘Dutch Master’, a bold classic trumpet daffodil, and ‘Carlton’, known for its large, golden-yellow blooms and strong stems. Both are popular choices for garden borders and cutting.
  • When do Tall Narcissus bloom?
    Tall Narcissus varieties bloom from mid to late spring, depending on the specific type. Planting a mix of early, mid, and late varieties can help extend your daffodil display throughout the season.
  • How tall do these daffodils grow?
    Our Tall Narcissus range typically grows between 40–60cm (16–24 inches), with some varieties reaching up to 70cm (28 inches). Their height makes them ideal for the back of borders, cutting gardens, or large containers.
  • Are Tall Narcissus good for cutting and flower arrangements?
    Yes! Tall Narcissus are perfect for cutting, thanks to their long, straight stems and bold blooms. Varieties like ‘Dutch Master’ are especially popular for creating cheerful, upright spring bouquets.
  • Do you offer Tall Narcissus in mixed packs or collections?
    Yes, at J. Parker’s, we offer both individual tall varieties and mixed bulb collections that often include taller types. These are perfect for adding height and interest to spring planting schemes.
  • Can Tall Narcissus be grown in pots and containers?
    Tall daffodils can be grown in deep containers if given enough space for root growth. Choose a large pot with good drainage and place it in a sheltered, sunny spot to prevent wind damage to the tall stems.
  • Are Tall Narcissus suitable for naturalising?
    Yes, many Tall Narcissus varieties, including ‘Carlton’, are suitable for naturalising in borders, meadows, or grassy areas. They will often return year after year if left undisturbed in well-drained soil.
  • Do Tall Narcissus require staking or support?
    Generally, Tall Narcissus have strong enough stems to stand upright, but in exposed or windy gardens, heavier bloom types may benefit from discreet staking or planting near other supporting plants.
  • Are Tall Narcissus fragrant?
    Some tall varieties, like ‘Carlton’, are known for their light fragrance, though not all tall daffodils are scented. Check the individual product listings for details on fragrance levels.