Narcissus 'Silver Bouquet' is an elegant, multi-headed daffodil producing clusters of fresh white flowers above compact green foliage.

Flowering early from February to March and growing to around 25–35cm tall, it is an excellent choice for naturalising, spring borders and containers. With several flowers produced on each stem, even a small group of bulbs can develop into an impressive display.

• Height: 25–35cm
• Spread: 10–15cm
• Flower colour: white
• Flowering time: February to March
• Habit: multi-headed
• Position: full sun or partial shade
• Soil: fertile, well-drained soil

About Narcissus 'Silver Bouquet'

Narcissus 'Silver Bouquet' is particularly attractive for its generous multi-headed flowering habit. Rather than producing a single bloom on each stem, several flowers are carried together to create a bouquet-like display.

The flowers are predominantly white, with broad, pointed outer petals arranged around a small central cup. Subtle creamy to greenish tones can be visible deep within the centre, adding a little contrast without taking away from the clean white appearance.

The flowers face outwards in different directions, giving established clumps a light, airy appearance and allowing the blooms to be enjoyed from several angles.

Its compact height makes 'Silver Bouquet' particularly useful towards the front of borders and in smaller gardens, while the abundance of flowers also makes it an excellent container variety.

Benefits for UK Wildlife

The early flowering period of Narcissus 'Silver Bouquet' makes it a useful addition to a varied spring garden.

• Flowers may be visited by early-active pollinating insects
• Provides flowers during February and March
• Combines well with other early pollinator-friendly plants

Plant alongside snowdrops, crocuses, winter aconites and early primroses to create a succession of flowers from late winter into spring.

Where to Grow Narcissus 'Silver Bouquet'

• Naturalised areas
• Fronts of spring borders
• Patio pots and containers
• Cottage gardens
• White planting schemes
• Under deciduous trees and shrubs

'Silver Bouquet' is particularly good for naturalising. Plant the bulbs in informal groups or drifts and, in suitable conditions, they can gradually establish into larger clumps that return each spring.

Planting Tips

• Plant bulbs in autumn.
• Choose a position in full sun or partial shade.
• Plant approximately 10–15cm deep.
• Space bulbs around 10cm apart.
• For naturalising, arrange bulbs informally rather than in straight rows.

After flowering, remove faded flower heads but leave the foliage in place until it has yellowed and died back naturally. This allows the leaves to replenish the bulbs ready for the following year's display.

Why Grow Narcissus 'Silver Bouquet'

• Elegant white spring flowers
• Several flowers produced on each stem
• Early February to March flowering
• Compact 25–35cm growth
• Excellent for naturalising
• Ideal for borders and containers

If you are looking for a compact white daffodil that produces plenty of flowers, Narcissus 'Silver Bouquet' is an excellent choice. Its multi-headed stems create a generous display from February into March, while its ability to naturalise makes it ideal for building up attractive spring colonies over time.