Description

Organic Narcissus Jetfire is a dynamic, early-flowering miniature daffodil with unmistakable flair. Each 15–20 cm stem bears a single, bold bloom featuring intensely golden-yellow reflexed petals contrasted by a vivid, flared orange trumpet. The swept-back petals give the flower a sense of movement and urgency — as if caught mid-flight — lending architectural energy to spring compositions. A long-standing favourite in both domestic and municipal schemes, Jetfire is particularly valued for its reliability, weather resistance, and early bloom window, often appearing from late February to early March.

Ideal for organic, low-intervention planting schemes, Jetfire thrives in full sun or light dappled shade and prefers well-drained, moderately fertile soils — including sandy loam, stony ground, or improved turf margins. Its compact habit makes it ideal for roadside verges, school gardens, green roof installations, public planters, pollinator corridors, and courtyard gravel gardens. It naturalises rapidly in low-cut turf and is perfect for early-season biodiversity schemes.

Pollinator-friendly and unscented, Jetfire’s open bloom form provides accessible nectar and pollen for queen bumblebees, solitary bees, and hoverflies emerging in early spring when floral resources are still scarce. Its vivid colour and wide landing platform make it especially valuable in early forage networks across urban and semi-natural sites.

Jetfire pairs beautifully with Crocus tommasinianus, Iris reticulata Harmony, or low-growing Muscari armeniacum. It can also be interplanted with early Anemone blanda or dwarf botanical tulips to create dynamic, low-maintenance seasonal drifts. As part of organic landscaping projects, Jetfire delivers high-impact colour, ecological value, and long-term sustainability — ideal for estates, council projects, and biodiversity action plans.