Narcissus 'King Alfred Select'

Narcissus 'King Alfred Select'King Alfred has a deep, central cup of a spectacular yellow trumpet with a rippled and curled mouth. The surrounding petals are matched in yellow colour, but slightly less intense than that of the corona. They, too, exhibit a slight curl and rippling along their edges. Typically, the King Alfred produces one bloom per stem and is one of the finest large cup varieties of daffodils due its dependability and beauty. Daffodils welcome you to spring. They

Grow in the open ground or

cakes and pies

salad plants and more

This slow-growing tree will grow to more than 12 metres over half a century if left unpruned

In quantity

Flowerheads will often appear throughout the spring time blooming period

the Japanese rowan is native to (unsurprisingly) Japan

It will attract birds

Stone fruit trees make fantastic additions to any garden

Sir Winston Churchill is a beautiful specimen from the division 4 daffodils

Plant these dahlia bulbs on their own or alongside other colours to create a truly eye-catching spectacle

or in the dappled shade beneath trees and shrubs