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Narcissus pseudonarcissus

Wild daffodil, Lent lily, Trumpet narcissus

RHS Award of Garden MeritRecommended by the Royal Horticultural Society
Height × spread
0.35m × 0.2m
Position
Full sun
Hardiness
Very cold to -20C (RHS H6)
Flowers
Spring

Availability

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About this plant

This March flowering daffodil has slim, arching, blue-green leaves and good sized flowers. These have a broad, light coloured, perianth that is outstretched, reaching slightly forwards. It is coloured a pale or medium shade of yellow. The trumpet is either the same colour or, more commonly, a deeper, stronger, yellow. This reaches around 35cm (14in) in height with a 20cm (8in) spread. This delightful native daffodil was first documented in 1557. It is said to be the daffodil that is referenced in Shakespeare's 'The Winter's Tale'.

Flower colour
Yellow
Foliage colour
Blue
Variegated
No
Scent
No
Shape
Column
Height
0.35m
Spread
0.2m
Season of interest
Spring
Flowers in
Spring
Evergreen
Deciduous
Garden style
Cottage garden

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