Bring the classic charm of a British spring to your garden. The Lent Lily is a graceful, variable species that naturalises beautifully.

• It forms clumps of upright, grey-green leaves.
• In early spring, it produces elegant, nodding flowers.
• Each flower has a yellow trumpet and narrow, twisted, cream petals.

Key Features

• Height: Reaches up to 50cm.
• Spread: Clumps will spread to around 10cm.
• Other Names: You may know this plant as the Wild Daffodil or N. pseudonarcissus subsp. lobularis.

Benefits for UK Wildlife

This plant is a vital early source of nectar and pollen.

• It provides essential food for emerging queen bumblebees and other early pollinators.
• Planting these bulbs directly supports your local ecosystem.

Planting Tips

• Plant the bulbs in autumn, at a depth three times the bulb's height.
• Choose a spot with well-drained soil that gets full sun or partial shade.
• They thrive in grass, under deciduous trees, or in woodland borders.
• Leave the foliage to die back naturally after flowering; this feeds the bulb for the next year.

Create a natural spring display that returns year after year.