Narcissus 'King Alfred'

Narcissus 'King Alfred'Daffodils have long been considered one of the heralds of spring. Planted in autumn, they spend several months developing roots before the flowers burst forth in spring. They can be planted in borders and containers. This outstanding yellow daffodil is a free flowering garden classic. Its blooms are exceptionally strong and long lasting.

insignificant flowers appear near the tops of the stems and make for great pollinators

with the bright orange shade it possesses throughout its design making it eye-catching from all angles

and is a great fit for garden beds and borders and ground cover

that will autumn in autumn

creating stunning visuals when planted in pots or containers

flowers are followed by berries with a deep-red colour that becomes fully black in autumn

And can do well as an ornamental

Watch these petunias spill over the edges of containers and hanging baskets in a frenzy of summer colour or create interesting features in your low borders

This cultivar is hardy

Use it to brighten up dull corners or beds in your garden

They will quickly grow to a height of about 1

Their Japanese origin makes them perfect for Japanese style gardens and can also be used in garden containers