Narcissus obvallaris Height 22-35 cm Nodding flowers smaller than garden subject – emblem of Wales with fragrant flowers. Moist soil in wood or meadow. Flowers March-April. Dispatched freshly lifted, when the bulbs are in active growth in the spring. (Also available in the Autumn – see the Autumn planting section)
These bulbs were grown in the UK from cultivated stock.
See below for planting advice or PDF: Planting Instructions Here
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This is the variety that grows wild in South Wales. This must not be confused with the giant headed hybrids we have grown used to. The Tenby Daffodil is much smaller, reaching only a height of 30 cm. It is lemon yellow in colour.
Likes well drained soil in sun or partial shade, flowers March-April, Plant 10-15cm (4-6 inches) down and 3-4 inches apart
