Daffodil Altruist

Striking copper-orange cups set against a backdrop of pale, creamy-apricot petals make this distinct Small-Cupped Narcissus a standout star of the mid-to-late Spring garden. As the blooms mature in bright sunlight, the central trumpet deepens to an intense reddish-orange hue, creating a vivid, glowing contrast above clean, upright, strap-like foliage. Highly weather-resistant with strong, sturdy stems, it stands up exceptionally well to Spring rain and wind. Perfect for naturalising in sunny borders, adding vibrant colour to rockeries, or grouping in patio containers for a scented, long-lasting display.

Site: Tolerates some exposure
Position: Sun or light shade
Soils: Well-drained and rich in organic matter
Planting Period: September to November
Flowering Period: March
Planting: Depth 4-6” (10-15 cm), Spacing 4 - 6” (10-15 cm)
Height: 14-18" (35-45cms)