Description

Narcissus Accent is a bold and elegant trumpet daffodil that brings both structure and soft colour to spring displays. It features large, snow-white petals that form a clean background to its standout coral-pink trumpet, which widens into a delicately flared, frilled mouth. This cultivar flowers from late March to mid-April and reaches a mature height of 40–50 cm, making it perfect for mid-border planting, cottage-style displays, and cut flower beds in Irish gardens.

Its strong stems and consistent form make it ideal for windy or coastal locations, and it thrives in full sun or partial shade in moist but well-drained soil. Accent will naturalise gently over time, increasing its visual impact year after year. It makes an excellent companion to soft-toned tulips like Apricot Fox, blue Muscari, and white hyacinths, and works especially well in colour-themed planting or pastel spring bulb schemes.

From a biodiversity perspective, Accent is a reliable nectar source for early bumblebees and pollinating flies, supporting ecosystem function during early spring. For best results in heavier Irish soils, incorporate grit or compost into planting holes. Its long-lasting flowers and distinctive colouring make it a favourite for floristry and garden designers alike.