Daffodils growing in masses are a delightful sight and, with colours ranging from white, yellow and pink, there’s a daffodil for every garden. Plant them in pots or grow them in bold drifts naturalised in grass for maximum effect. Watch our video on how to grow bulbs for the best results. You can plant daffodils right through to the end of November. But, to get that stunning display for not much work you need to be planting your daffs , or narcissus as they’re also known as, now. Here are our top 5 daffodils for planting now.

Narcissus ‘Replete’

Few flowers can rival the sumptuous double flowers of Narcissus ‘Replete’ for its delightful colour and form. Lavish ruffles of peachy-pink petals form the eye-catching flowers up to 10cm (4”) across. Undemanding and easy to grow, they are ideal for borders, rockeries and containers; or grow them in bold drifts naturalised in grass. Aftercare – After flowering, allow the foliage to die back naturally before removing it in June or July.

Narcissus ‘Rose of May’

This hardy bulb is a distinctively different variety produces fully double whorls of ivory white petals that resemble gardenias, and exude a most delicious fragrance. For a dramatic spring spectacle, grow Daffodil ‘Rose of May’ in bold drifts naturalised in grass.

Narcissus ‘Happy Faces’

Perfect for a cheerful display in your garden to announce the start of spring! Grown in your borders, or even in big patio pots, the two varieties in this mix will complement each other with varying heights, creating a stunning full display.

Narcissus ‘Green Eyed Lady’

Daffodils are amongst the most cost effective, pest-free perennial plants available and make wonderful companions for other spring bulbs,perennials, annuals and flowering shrubs. The big, bright blooms are for many gardeners the first visible signs of spring.

Narcissus ‘Raffles’

This unique daffodil is just like a golden carnation! Billowing blooms, filled with curled petals, and a punchy sweet fragrance.

Watch our video on how to grow bulbs for the best results.

Last Updated on June 20, 2024 by Thompson & Morgan Horticultural Team

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