Shrike DaffodilExtraordinary colour changing corona! When introduced in 1984, this daffodil was the first to feature a unique windmill shape, making it an instant classic. Its pristine white perianth opens to reveal a golden yellow centre that quickly turns a beautiful shade of coral pink. Tiny, heavily frilled trumpets dangle from this centre, splitting open as the bloom matures to form an amazing, lavish cup. The weather resistant 10 cm blooms will last 15 days.

Towering stems carry ruffled blooms whose chartreuse standards are overlaid with violet at their base

We love how these delicate beauties capture the light and sway in 3-to-7-flower racemes atop naked scapes

Lure them to your garden with a house built just for them

neatly formed foliage is the perfect backdrop to the 18–20 cm

so the flowers won't easily wilt or droop

All this on incredibly sturdy stems that grow 90–120 cm tall in their first year

Easy to grow in sun or partial shade these bulbs will spread quickly

so they are perfectly suited for the garden

During winter

pink and rose encircle cones of dark green that brighten to lemon yellow

Golden-yellow

bringing the outdoors inside during the coldest months