Daffodil Bulbs (Narcissus)

There are few flowers that herald the onset of Spring as effectively as the vibrant, colorful Daffodil. Grown in large swaths, Daffodils can brighten up any garden setting, from pathways and beds to open areas, woodlands, pots and more.

Why grow Daffodils?

These hardy perennials bloom in late Winter to early Spring, and can tolerate a wide range of soils, although are best grown in moderately fertile, well-drained areas that remain moist during the growing season.

You can extend the blooming period by planting different varieties including early bloomers like ‘Flower Carpet’, ‘Paperwhite’ and ‘Ice Follies’ which will be followed by late bloomers like ‘Acropolis’ and ‘Pink Select’.

While some kinds of bulbs tend to dwindle and die out if left in the soil, daffodils should thrive and increase in density. After four to five years well-fed bulbs will have formed many new growth offsets.

Lift these in early Summer when their foliage starts to yellow and divide the the offsets from the parent bulbs by prising them apart, and replanting immediately.

What varieties of Daffodils does Gee-Tee have?

At Gee Tee we offer both the smaller Dutch grown dwarf varieties as well as the popular large daffodils and narcissi, produced by local bulb growers here in Lincolnshire.

Most of our range of large daffodils bulbs are available in 25Kg nets, so if you are in the trade we are able to send bulk quantities nationwide. However, if you are interested in the many wonderful varieties we have on offer, we also sell bulbs in packs of 50 using fully recyclable netting.

Browse our range of Daffodil and Narcissus bulbs below and filter by colour, height, flowering month and more.

How to grow Daffodils?

See our growing advice for Daffodils here.