Narcissus Obvallaris Bulbs
£9.00
notes
Also known as the Tenby Daffodil, Narcissus Obvallaris is a native daffodil that is most often used for naturalising. Being a sub-species of the wild daffodil, these small, golden headed narcissi will form wonderful drifts when planted in woodland or spots of partial shade in the garden.
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Dimensions
- Pack size: 15
- 75 bulbs
- Height and Spread: up to 35cm (1ft 2in)
Features
notes
Also known as the Tenby Daffodil, Narcissus Obvallaris is a native daffodil that is most often used for naturalising. Being a sub-species of the wild daffodil, these small, golden headed narcissi will form wonderful drifts when planted in woodland or spots of partial shade in the garden.
Insights
Narcissi Obvallaris’ common name comes from its association with the town of Tenby in Wales. As such, it is generally considered to be the traditional St David’s Day Daffodil, and the emblem of Wales.
Details
Flowers: March - April
Planting
- Well drained soil
- South aspect
- Full sun / partial shade
- Sheltered
- Planting Time and Depth: Autumn (September onwards), 10cm (4in) deep, 10cm (4in) apart.
Care
Bulbs are toxic to pets or humans if ingested
Glossary