Narcissus poeticus var. Recurvus (Old pheasant’s eye) - Stinzenplant

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Narcissus poeticus var. Recurvus, or Old pheasant's eye, is one of the last Daffodils to flower; the gorgeously scented flowers open in April. Old pheasant’s eye prefers a moisture-retaining soil (a loamy, clayey or humus-rich soil), that is also nutrient-rich. This Daffodil needs a sunny aspect.

Narcissus poeticus var. Recurvus is native to the mountain meadows of southern Europe.

Flowers:	May
Colour:	white with yellow/orange heart
Height:	40 cm
Aspect:	full sun to partial shade
Soil type:	moist, prefers loam/clay (improve sandy soils)
Planting period:	autumn
Planting depth:	three times the diameter of the bulb
Type:	bulb for naturalising, perennial flowering
Origin:	southern Europe (Alps)
Bulb size:	largest bulb size available