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Daffodil Bulbs

Daffodil bulbs are best planted in autumn for cheerful spring colour. Choose from dozens of daffodil bulbs including giant, miniature, double blooms, heritage, sweetly-scented and traditional Cornish daffodils. Narcissus bulbs, to use the botanical name, are iconic in the UK as their sunshine yellow blooms burst out to celebrate the end of winter. If you enjoy colour, fragrance and attracting lots of helpful pollinators to your garden, make sure you take a look at our full selection of garden bulbs.

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How to choose the best daffodils

Daffodils are mainly native to the Mediterranean region, thriving in well-drained soil in a sunny spot. Decades of breeding have produced an incredible assortment, with over 25,000 cultivars organised into 13 official divisions. These vary from large cup daffodils to double daffodils and cover a whole host of colours from yellow and orange to white and even pink!

If you want a daffodil flower to look like a daffodil, then the trumpet types are for you. Try ‘Peeping Tom’, it's a classic heritage daffodil with yellow, bold and beautiful trumpets, perfect for naturalising in grass. For the sweetest scents, some of the miniature daffodils can't be beaten - the double 'Erlicheer' will take your breath away. Plant alongside hyacinths for a real punch of perfume!

Which are the first daffodils to flower?

We may associate daffodils with March but Narcissus ‘Cornish Treglisson’ can be in flower from late January.

Are daffodils suitable for containers?

Yes, all daffodils can be grown in containers, and combine beautifully with other spring flowers such as wallflowers or early tulips. For small containers or window boxes, the miniature varieties are ideal. Try ‘Josina Elisabeth’, or for scented blooms, choose ‘Sun Disc’ or 'Maria Geertruida’.

Are all daffodils yellow?

Daffodils come in a variety of different colours ranging from pure white, such as ‘Cornish Niveth’, through pale lemon, such as ‘Mr Vain’ to sunshine yellow, like ‘Golden King’. Trumpets vary from salmon pink to deep yellow and orange.

Read our helpful guides for expert daffodil tips and instructions on how to grow daffodils.