Daffodils

Most daffodils have a bright orange or deep yellow center, but lately, more muted pastel colors have become increasingly popular. The Palmares daffodil is exactly the hit you've been looking for if you want something a little different. We explore every powdery, salmon, and apricot-colored daffodil we can get our hands on, and this cultivar absolutely charmed us. Although it is a simple daffodil, its center is made up of beautifully ruffled petals in a soft peach shade. Thanks to this detail, the entire flower has an unexpectedly rich appearance, softened by pure white outer petals. From the large bulbs you receive from us and plant directly into the soil, strong flowers will emerge in the spring. During April and May, these thirty to forty-centimeter-tall beauties will brighten up any sunny or semi-shaded spot in your garden. Palmares is a long-lived perennial and stands out in group plantings. In addition to its ornamental function outdoors, it is perfect for creating cut bouquets, to which it brings an elegant spring mood.

The Delnashaugh daffodil hides an unexpected beauty that you will fall in love with at first sight. We admit its name is a bit of a mouthful, but it more than makes up for it with its appearance. This is a magnificent double-flowering daffodil with a center composed of rich peach and orange petals interspersed with pure white outer petals. Growing to a height of about forty centimeters, it certainly won't get lost in a flower bed and will beautifully complement other spring bulbs. During April and May, it will brighten up any garden and add a very pleasant fragrance. You will receive large bulbs from us that will grow into strong plants in the spring. Delnashaugh is an exceptionally good variety for cutting. If you enjoy creating spring bouquets, these full blooms will bring you great joy in a vase and bring a fragrant spring directly into your home. You can combine it with other daffodils or tulips to create the perfect spring composition.

The Precocious narcissus will reliably brighten up your garden in the spring with its elegant and original color combination. Its simple, pure white petals create a perfect contrast with the deep salmon-colored ruffled center. The flowers appear during April and May on sturdy stems that grow to a height of about forty to forty-five centimeters. The entire plant looks very polished and brings fresh dynamics to the waking spring garden. Moreover, these early flowers serve as a welcome attraction for the first bees and other pollinators. In the garden, this narcissus works well in more formal flower beds as well as in naturalistic plantings. It looks excellent alongside early-blooming perennials or smaller bulbs, where its striking centers nicely break up the uniform greenery. At the same time, it is an excellent choice for lovers of cut flowers. Thanks to its strong stems, which do not break and do not need support, it stays fresh in a vase for a surprisingly long time. You will receive top-quality bulbs of the largest available size from us. In our opinion, it is simply a reliable piece for every flower bed.

The Shrike narcissus draws attention from a distance with its unusual flowers, which combine pure white with warm shades of orange. The flowers gradually transition to a richer apricot color, and as the bloom ages, the color fades into softer apricot tones. The central petals are distinctly wavy and ruffled. Occasionally, they even reach the very edge of the flower or playfully alternate with the white petals, creating a rich and fluffy appearance. The plant reaches a height of about forty centimeters and will brighten up any spring flower bed during April and May. Its pleasant scent reliably attracts the first spring bees and other pollinators. In the garden, this narcissus stands out both in large groups and in combination with other spring bulbs or lower perennials. The bulb you receive will grow into a healthy plant that does not need support and is resistant to common diseases. Thanks to their sturdy stems, the flowers are absolutely ideal for cutting into spring bouquets, where their unusual shape and fragrance will bring much joy.

The Ice King daffodil catches the eye at first glance with its creamy to pastel-yellow color, reminiscent of a refreshing banana milkshake. Its double-flower centers are surrounded by a richly ruffled skirt, while the outer petals playfully curl and point backward. This reliable, perennial harbinger of spring grows to a height of about forty centimeters and brightens up every garden from April to May. Its narrow, gray-green leaves form a calm background for its unusually shaped, strongly fragrant flowers, which are never gaudy. We send our customers the largest available bulbs, which will soon provide a wonderful show after being placed in the ground. In mixed spring beds, this ice king stands out best next to other bulbs or early-blooming perennials, with which it creates balanced color contrasts in sun and partial shade. Additionally, the Ice King daffodil is a great choice for cut bouquets. Its sturdy stems do not need support and last a very long time in a vase. The ruffled flowers act as an irresistible magnet for bees, providing them with their first spring food. This original showstopper has definitely earned its permanent place with us.

The Chromacolor daffodil catches the eye immediately with its perfect color contrast. Its large flowers consist of pure white petals surrounding a prominent, deep orange central cup. It grows to a height of about forty to fifty centimeters, making it hard to miss in a spring garden. In addition to its eye-catching appearance, you will be surprised by its delicate fragrance, which strikingly resembles roses. It successfully combines the elegance of classic daffodils with a modern touch, forming an unmistakable part of spring landscapes. In flower beds, it looks best in the company of other early-flowering bulbs or low-growing perennials. The flowers appear during April and May and serve as a welcome first source of food for waking bees and other beneficial pollinators. Chromacolor is an ideal choice for lovers of spring decorations and fresh bouquets. The sturdy stems do not need support, are perfect for cutting, and will beautifully scent your home for many days in a vase.

The 'Replete' daffodil brightens up every garden in spring with its full blooms that attract attention from afar. A typical feature of this cultivar is the combination of pure white outer petals and a richly ruffled center in apricot-pink to soft salmon shades. You will receive a high-quality bulb, fourteen to sixteen centimeters in circumference, which is simply ready to be planted in the soil. 'Replete' looks excellent in mixed plantings alongside grape hyacinths, early tulips, or under deciduous shrubs, where it creates a colorful carpet. Its full blooms are very popular for cutting for vases. If you enjoy creating spring bouquets, these daffodils will bring you joy at home and also gently scent your interior. Early in the spring, the blooming daffodils are also a very welcome and important food source for the first waking bees and bumblebees.

The 'White Lion' daffodil is a stunning double-flowered cultivar that reliably brightens up any spring garden. In April and May, it produces large, richly structured flowers that blend creamy white and soft yellow petals. Their appearance somewhat resembles a fluffy lion's mane, which is where their name comes from. We always send our customers the largest bulbs, which guarantee strong growth and abundant flowering in the very first season. Moreover, the bright flowers are pleasantly fragrant and act as an early spring lure for the first pollinators looking for food after the winter. They look very natural in garden compositions and offer a variety of uses. It looks beautiful in larger groups on the edges of perennial beds, where its white-yellow colors complement more striking spring bulbs, such as dark tulips or deep blue grape hyacinths. It is also well-suited for underplanting beneath deciduous trees and shrubs. Here, it has enough sun or partial shade in the spring, and later, when it goes dormant, it doesn't mind the shade of the leaves. The sturdy stems easily support the weight of the full blooms even after spring rains. The 'White Lion' cultivar should not be missing from the garden of anyone who enjoys binding spring bouquets. For cutting for a vase, it is worth harvesting the stems when the buds are still half-closed, as they will slowly and fully unfold in water. They will bring joy in the home environment for about a week and gently scent the entire room.