Narcissus bulbocodium 'Mary Poppins' Bulbs

A charming dwarf daffodil, perfect for adding early spring colour to your garden. Also known as the hoop-petticoat daffodil.

Key Features

• Height: 10-20cm
• Spread: 5-10cm
• Flowers: Upward-facing, 4cm across, cream flushed with yellow at the base
• Flowering period: Early spring, with a long blooming season
• Foliage: Slender green leaves

Wildlife Benefits

• Provides an early nectar source for bees emerging in spring
• Attracts pollinators when few other flowers are in bloom

Planting Tips

• Plant in autumn, 8-10cm deep and 5-8cm apart
• Thrives in well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade
• Works well in rock gardens, containers or naturalised in grass
• Bulbs are toxic if eaten - wear gloves when handling

This cheerful variety brightens borders and naturalises well, returning year after year with minimal care.