Narcissus 'Polar Hunter' is an elegant multi-headed daffodil producing clusters of pure white flowers with subtle greenish-yellow colouring deep within the trumpet.

Flowering in March and growing to around 30–35cm tall, this compact variety creates a fresh early spring display and is particularly well suited to pots, containers and the front of garden borders.

• Height: 30–35cm
• Spread: 10–15cm
• Flower colour: pure white with greenish-yellow centres
• Flowering time: March
• Habit: multi-headed
• Position: full sun or partial shade
• Soil: fertile, well-drained soil

About Narcissus 'Polar Hunter'

Narcissus 'Polar Hunter' stands out for the clean simplicity of its flowers and its generous multi-headed flowering habit.

Each stem can carry several blooms, with pointed pure white outer petals arranged around a neat central trumpet. The trumpet is predominantly white but reveals subtle greenish-yellow tones towards its base, adding a delicate contrast to the otherwise snowy flowers.

The blooms have a light, star-like appearance and are held above narrow, upright blue-green foliage. When several bulbs are planted together, the multiple flowers produced on each stem create an impressive display without needing the height of larger daffodil varieties.

At around 30–35cm tall, 'Polar Hunter' is compact enough for containers while still having sufficient presence to stand out in mixed spring borders.

Benefits for UK Wildlife

March-flowering Narcissus can form part of a varied wildlife-friendly spring garden.

• Flowers may be visited by early bees and other pollinating insects
• Adds floral diversity early in the growing season
• Combines well with other early pollinator-friendly bulbs

Plant alongside crocuses, muscari, primroses and other early spring flowers to create a longer succession of blooms.

Where to Grow Narcissus 'Polar Hunter'

• Patio pots and containers
• Fronts of spring borders
• Cottage gardens
• White planting schemes
• Mixed bulb displays
• Under deciduous trees and shrubs

'Polar Hunter' is particularly effective in containers, where its compact growth and clusters of pure white flowers can be appreciated at close range.

Planting Tips

• Plant bulbs in autumn.
• Choose a sunny or partially shaded position.
• Plant approximately 10–15cm deep.
• Space bulbs around 10cm apart.
• Plant several bulbs together for the strongest display.

After flowering, remove faded flower heads but allow the foliage to yellow and die back naturally. This gives the leaves time to replenish the bulbs ready for flowering again the following spring.

Why Grow Narcissus 'Polar Hunter'

• Pure white spring flowers
• Several flowers produced on each stem
• Subtle greenish-yellow trumpet centres
• Early March flowering
• Compact 30–35cm height
• Excellent for pots and garden borders

If you are looking for an elegant white daffodil that produces plenty of flowers without becoming too tall, Narcissus 'Polar Hunter' is an excellent choice. Its pure white multi-headed blooms and subtle greenish-yellow centres provide a fresh and refined display in the March garden.