Double Daffodils

Double daffodils – more info

Enhance your garden with the lush, layered blooms of double daffodils. These unique flowers not only add visual interest but also make excellent cut flowers for indoor arrangements. Plant them in well-drained soil and a sunny spot to enjoy their vibrant colours and intricate forms year after year. Double daffodils are also ideal for naturalising, bringing a touch of wild beauty to larger garden areas. Discover more about these ruffled beauties in our frequently asked questions below.

What’s the difference between single and double daffodils?

The primary difference between single and double daffodils lies in their flower structure. Single daffodils have the traditional form with one row of petals surrounding a central trumpet or cup. Double daffodils feature multiple layers of petals, often forming a ruffled, full bloom that resembles a rosette or carnation.

Which double daffodils have the best scent?

Narcissus 'Raffles' has one of the strongest scents among double daffodils, producing a sweet fragrance that adds an aromatic touch to gardens and floral arrangements.

What are the best miniature double daffodils?

Narcissus 'Cornish Pencrebar' is one of the most attractive varieties of dwarf double daffodil. It flowers in April, reaching a height of 15cm and a miniature bulb size of 8cm.