These cheery blooms are known as Cluster Daffodils because the flowers ‘cluster’ together in groups - with more than one bloom on each stem forming an impressive display. They are also known as Jonquils, and Jonquil type Daffodils. Each of these blooms, with the exception of Snowflake, has a strong, sweet fragrance which carries beautifully throughout the garden. These bulbs grow and flower best when planted in full sun. They are easy to look after and can be left in the ground to naturalise. All you need to do is fertilise them annually and they will bring you great joy for years to come. These Daffodils are ideal to use in lawn planting. To create a natural display toss a handful into the air and plant them where they land. Over the years they will multiply to form clumps. When naturalising Daffodils we recommend you plant them deeper - to around three times the height of the bulb.

These Daffodils are generally available from Mid January until Mid May.