Daffodil - Narcissus Dick Wilden - ORG

A garden without yellow daffodils is like a spring without sunshine; it’s possible, but it’s not quite the same. The ‘Dick Wilden’ daffodil is one of those classic organic varieties that you look forward to seeing every spring. With its full, sun-yellow flowers and sturdy stems that withstand a heavy spring shower without complaint, it brings colour, warmth and life to the garden. Whether you plant it in a border, along a lawn or in a pot, this daffodil is a reliable spring bloomer that will give you years of enjoyment.

A classic daffodil with a unique flower

At first glance, you’ll immediately recognise the familiar, bright yellow colour of a daffodil. Look more closely, and you’ll see what makes Dick Wilden so special. The flowers are richly filled with extra petals, giving them a full, almost playful appearance. Sometimes it even looks as though a second trumpet is hidden amongst the petals. It is precisely these double flowers that give this organic daffodil a rich appearance that combines beautifully with tulips, grape hyacinths and other spring-flowering plants. This daffodil gives you a warm, summery feeling and will make your garden shine. As a cut flower, too, Dick Wilden effortlessly brings spring indoors.

Sturdy enough for an unpredictable spring

Spring is not always predictable. Sun, wind and a heavy downpour can all take turns in the course of a single day. Thanks to its sturdy, flexible stems, the ‘Dick Wilden’ daffodil remains standing tall even in changeable conditions. Plant the organic daffodil bulbs in the autumn in a sunny to lightly shaded spot in well-drained soil. After flowering, allow the foliage to die back naturally, so that the bulb can store enough energy for the following season. Under the right conditions, the bulbs naturalise easily, forming fuller clumps each year that make the garden bloom ever more profusely.

Organically grown and trustworthy

Narcis Dick Wilden’s bulbs are 100% organically grown, with a focus on healthy soil and rich biodiversity. The flowers appear at a time when more and more wild bees, bumblebees and other pollinators are becoming active, thus contributing to a vibrant spring garden. Year after year, Dick Wilden returns as a familiar sight: robust, colourful and exactly the daffodil a garden needs to really kick off spring.