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Large Cupped Narcissi ‘Sophie Girl’ produces elegant pure white petals surrounding a softly coloured peach-pink cup finished with a deeper pink rim. The delicate colouring of daffodil ‘Sophie Girl’ creates a refined and romantic spring display, bringing gentle warmth and timeless charm to borders, containers, and seasonal planting schemes.

Graceful and beautifully balanced, this enchanting variety pairs effortlessly with pastel tulips, white narcissi, and softer spring bulbs. Flowering reliably through spring, it adds subtle sophistication and a calm, luminous beauty to the garden year after year.

The latest of all daffodils to flower, Narcissi ‘Pheasant’s Eye’ is a fitting finale to your narcissus display. This ‘Recurvus’ variety presents a broad, pure white perianth, swept back to set off a striking, chartreuse eye edged with cadmium orange. Widely considered to be the elite daffodil for its unparalleled elegance, scent and reliability, this historical narcissus ‘Pheasant’s Eye’holds the sought-after RHS Award of Garden Merit.

A favourite variety for naturalising in woodlands, meadows, and grass swathes, where the graceful heads will bob and sway on the breeze. Jam-pack containers by the door to fully take advantage of the exquisite, aromatic, spicy fragrance.

Perhaps the most highly scented of all Narcissus, ‘Erlicheer’ bears a mass of frilly, double florets in shades of ivory and primrose yellow.

A fabulous, multi-headed daffodil for forcing and bringing perfume and flounce into the home during winter, the bulbs of Narcissi Erlicheer are best planted shallow in pots or bowls, before storing in a cold, dark space for 12 weeks prior to flowering.

Each bulb will produce 2-3 stems of up to 10 ruffled flowers on each.

After you have enjoyed a bountiful indoor display, the bulbs may be planted in the garden during October and flower the following spring.

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Hyacinth ‘Woodstock’ is an opulent and expressive variety, producing deep bishop’s purple flower spikes with one of the darkest hues available in hyacinths. Richly coloured and heavily scented, it brings dramatic impact to spring borders, containers, and formal displays.

Its bold tones pair especially well with yellow varieties for striking visual contrast, while the strong stems of exhibition hyacinth Woodstock blooms ensure an impressive and reliable garden performance year after year.