This elegant jonquilla daffodil will provide a cheery performance wherever it’s planted, be it pots, borders or through grass, although it’s a particularly popular and useful choice for naturalising and growing in shady or woodland spaces. Despite its delicate looks, Narcissus ‘Pipit’ is as tough as old boots - thriving in sun or shade and taking each year in its stride, putting on an easy and rewarding display which just gets better and better every time.

Producing multiple blooms per stem, you can expect a long-lasting zesty display of lemon-yellow which will bring effortless spring cheer to your garden during March and April. ‘Pipit’s yellow blooms with a glowing white trumpet means it provides its own two-tone contrast, but for added depth and contrast, try combining it with woodland blues, such as bluebells, chionodoxa or anemones. There’s nothing better in spring than a good supply of fresh-cut daffodils to display in your home, and Narcissus ‘Pipit’ provides it by the plenty. Multiple blooms per stem, the ability to naturalise and produce more flowering stems each year plus an impressive vase life is a winning combination for anyone who like to create beautiful indoor arrangements.