Narcissus 'Waylon' may sound like it’s just stepped off a country music stage, but this exclusive double daffodil is far more garden diva than guitar hero. Its blooms unfold in rich, coppery shades of orange, layered like molten silk. As the petals open fully, fiery orange tones emerge within the petaloid segments, giving the flower a surprisingly sultry twist. There's a bit of theatre to Narcissus 'Waylon'—not loud or brash, but the sort that draws you in with a knowing wink and a flourish of flair. Think double tulip, but in daffodil form and with a bit more swagger.

Plant Narcissus 'Waylon' somewhere it won’t be upstaged—perhaps in a sunny border or spring container where its warm tones can glow. It performs beautifully in early to mid-spring, offering texture and depth to the seasonal palette. The blooms carry themselves with confidence, each one a masterclass in tonal layering and soft drama. Narcissus 'Waylon' may not sing, but it certainly knows how to make a lasting impression. With six mentions of its name and a colour story worthy of an oil painting, Narcissus 'Waylon' brings a touch of rustic elegance to the spring stage—no cowboy hat required.