Description

Narcissus Martinette is supplied in practical 25kg bags for trade customers requiring larger quantities for landscape schemes, estate planting, public gardens, roadside displays, parks and commercial horticultural projects. Planted in autumn, Narcissus Martinette produces scented tazetta-type flowers in spring, with several blooms carried on each stem. The flowers have lemon-yellow petals surrounding a strong orange cup, giving a bright two-tone effect that is clearly visible in beds, borders and planted drifts.

The flower form is more decorative and clustered than a traditional single trumpet daffodil. Each stem can carry multiple flowers, creating a fuller display and adding both colour and fragrance to spring planting schemes. The contrast between the yellow petals and orange cups makes Narcissus Martinette especially useful where a lively, warm-toned display is required in public gardens, estate borders, parks, commercial landscapes and entrance planting.

This variety is well suited to group planting, mixed bulb schemes, open beds, informal drifts and areas where visitors will be close enough to appreciate the scent. It can be planted as a single-variety display for a bright, consistent effect or combined with other narcissus, tulips, muscari and later spring bulbs to extend the season and add variation in flower shape and colour.

For best results, plant in autumn in free-draining soil in full sun or partial shade, allowing sufficient depth and spacing for strong root establishment before winter. Narcissus are generally robust, low-maintenance bulbs and are widely used in Irish planting schemes because they tolerate typical spring conditions and return well when planted in suitable sites. The 25kg bag format is ideal for landscapers, contractors, local authorities, estates and professional gardeners managing larger planting areas.