Award-winning compact daffodil collection
RHS AGM daffodil collection
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- Bulbs (only) £4.95
- Position: full sun or partial shade
- Soil: moderately fertile, moist but well-drained soil, or peat-free general purpose compost
- Rate of growth: average
- Flowering period: March to April
- Hardiness: fully hardy
The sight of yellow daffodils in spring cannot fail to lift the spirits. The ones we have included in this collection are compact in habit, so are ideal for pots, containers or windowboxes, but can also be used for naturalising in bold drifts in the lawn or border. All of these daffodils have been awarded the AGM by the Royal Horticultural Society, which is bestowed upon plants that are proven to be outstanding performers.
All the varieties below flower best in full sun in fertile, well-drained soil that remains moist during winter and spring.
All the varieties below flower best in full sun in fertile, well-drained soil that remains moist during winter and spring.
In each collection you will receive 10 bulbs of each of the following:
Narcissus 'Angel's Breath': With several sturdy, upright stems emerging from every bulb, adorned with pale yellow flowers, this mid-season bloomer offers a captivating display. The soft lemon-yellow blooms, typically numbering 3 to 5 per bulb, gently nod on robust 15cm (6in) stems. 'Angel's Breath' belongs to the Triandrus daffodil family, boasting narrow, slightly reflexed petals that add to its allure. Perfectly suited for window boxes, rock gardens, or as a delightful border accent, promising to infuse any space with its delicate beauty. Grows to 20cm.
Narcissus 'Tête-à-tête': One of the most popular miniature daffodils, from late February it will produce between one and three, slightly nodding, golden yellow flowers per stem. Perfect for pots. Grows to 22cm.
Narcissus 'Sun Disc': Slender foliage and round, flat-faced flowers, which appear in mid-April, give this jonquil a dainty appearance. A fast grower, it will quickly form a good-sized clump. Grows to 18cm.
Narcissus 'Sabrosa': The compact habit of this miniature daffodil makes it perfect for underplanting the seasonal display in pots and windowboxes, but it will also look great when used to line (or fill gaps in) the front of the border. The flowers are scented, so will also make an excellent addition to a posy. Grows to 10cm.
Narcissus 'Jetfire': A sturdy daffodil with distinctive flowers that have dramatically swept back golden yellow petals surrounding a bright orange trumpet. A delight in March and April. Grows to 20cm.
Narcissus 'Minnow': Clusters of up to five pale yellow flowers, which fade to a soft cream as they mature, appear on each stem in April. They are easily established beneath deciduous trees or shrubs. Grows to 20cm.
Narcissus 'Angel's Breath': With several sturdy, upright stems emerging from every bulb, adorned with pale yellow flowers, this mid-season bloomer offers a captivating display. The soft lemon-yellow blooms, typically numbering 3 to 5 per bulb, gently nod on robust 15cm (6in) stems. 'Angel's Breath' belongs to the Triandrus daffodil family, boasting narrow, slightly reflexed petals that add to its allure. Perfectly suited for window boxes, rock gardens, or as a delightful border accent, promising to infuse any space with its delicate beauty. Grows to 20cm.
Narcissus 'Tête-à-tête': One of the most popular miniature daffodils, from late February it will produce between one and three, slightly nodding, golden yellow flowers per stem. Perfect for pots. Grows to 22cm.
Narcissus 'Sabrosa': The compact habit of this miniature daffodil makes it perfect for underplanting the seasonal display in pots and windowboxes, but it will also look great when used to line (or fill gaps in) the front of the border. The flowers are scented, so will also make an excellent addition to a posy. Grows to 10cm.
Narcissus 'Jetfire': A sturdy daffodil with distinctive flowers that have dramatically swept back golden yellow petals surrounding a bright orange trumpet. A delight in March and April. Grows to 20cm.
Narcissus 'Minnow': Clusters of up to five pale yellow flowers, which fade to a soft cream as they mature, appear on each stem in April. They are easily established beneath deciduous trees or shrubs. Grows to 20cm.
Wearing gloves, plant bulbs 10-15cm (4-6in) deep from late summer to early autumn. After flowering feed with a balanced fertiliser, deadhead and allow the leaves to die back naturally.
- Humans/Pets: Harmful if eaten; skin irritant