Narcissus obvallaris

Narcissus obvallarisObvallaris is a division 13, Wild Variant Daffodil which is sometimes compared to a miniature version of the King Alfred. The blooms are vibrant golden yellows with a similar colour in the trumpet like cup. Also known as the Tenby Daffodil, Obvallaris is an heirloom variety of early blooming wild, dwarf daffodils that are great for naturalising areas. This species has received a Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit for its beauty and

lollipop stem

Trés Chic is a division 6

poppies and forget-me-nots

coastal or cottage garden planting scheme

This tree will attract a wealth of pollinating insects like bees and butterflies to your garden

The groundsman promptly put a bullet through the ploughman

If it blooms in the autumn

Whether you plant your beech in a bed or plonk it right in the middle of your lawn

making them ideal for those not lucky enough to be blessed with a sunny

this tree will do brilliantly on a sunny balcony or in a south-facing courtyard garden

5 Tulip fosteriana Purissima (11-12)

As the tree settles and develops