Daffodil Bulbs 'Pheasant's Eye' Avis

White flowers with red-edged yellow cups Flowers in late spring Very fragrant Fully established spread: 10cm Planting depth: 10cm An old-fashioned but ever-popular variety, Pheasant’s Eye daffodils ( Narcissus poeticus var. recurvus) flower in late spring once other daffodils are over. The delicate-looking flowers have pure white petals around a red-edged yellow cup, and are very fragrant. This easy-to-grow daffodil looks equally good in borders and containers, and will also naturalise well in lawns. Cut some for the house and let the sweet fragrance fill your home with the scents of spring.