Daffodil (Narcissus) recurvus Pheasant Eye - Bulbs

Narcissus var. recurvus pheasant’s eye, is a well-known species daffodil. Fantastically fragrant, with pure white May flowers with windswept petals and tiny, red-rimmed yellow cups. The small, sweetly scented blooms associate well with other native wildflowers, such as snake's head fritillaries and cowslips, which once flourished on moist pastureland.

Bulb Size - 10/12
Flowering Period May reaching 35cm high

Planting Details: Suitable for beds, borders & naturalising
Full sun or Partial shade Well-drained soil
Plant in September at a depth of 10cm and a distance of 10cm apart