Narciss 'Keats'

Daffodil 'Keats', Narcissus 'Keats' is one of the most unusual daffodils we have ever grown – and a variety that is rarely offered. This double-flowered daffodil grows to about 40 cm in height and blooms late in spring. The flowers feature narrow white outer petals and a small yellow cup enclosing six smaller white petals. What makes it truly unique are the slender, green-tinted petaloid segments that protrude from the cup – like tiny fingers, horns, or tentacles. A fascinating and playful detail that makes this variety so special!

The variety is also fragrant, deer-resistant, and excellent as a cut flower. The bulbs multiply over time and can be divided after a few years. Plant in groups in borders or pots for maximum effect.

Height: approx. 40 cm
Flowering: April–May (late-flowering)
Planting depth: 15–20 cm in moisture-retentive soil, about 15 cm between bulbs
Bulb size: ?

Contains 7 bulbs.