Narcissus Holland Sensation

Our Narcissus Holland Sensation actually grows here in Lincolnshire. There’s no denying the Dutch do a great job producing so many bulbs each year but we’re proud to support UK farmers where we can. Narcissus Holland Sensation is a bright narcissus, (commonly known as a daffodil) with a bright white petal and a long, canary yellow trumpet. This Narcissus will flower in March and grow to 45cm tall. To get the full effect of its bright colours plant in full sun. However, you can plant daffodils anywhere you like and they will flourish. They can tolerate most soils and are happy in semi shade.

Digging a hole for the bulbs 10-15cm deep and10cm apart place them with point facing up. We recommend planting up to 70 bulbs per square metre but they will be fine planted a little closer. Once the bulbs are planted they won’t require any further care. Once they have finished flowering you can remove the heads to stop the seeds spreading. Narcissus Holland Sensation are good at naturalising, which means they will spread if left to their own devices. This looks great in natural woodland or open green spaces. Let the foliage die back naturally so the bulb can recover and flower again for years to come.