Narcissus 'Binkie'

Narcissus 'Binkie'Binkie is from the large cupped division of daffodils. They are a single bloom variety and the flower head changes colour as it ages. It starts with a zesty, lemony yellow which then changes into a paler white in the cup and subtle yellow of the outer petals. The inner cup can turn almost a pure white, surrounded by over lapping petals of soft yellows. Binkie daffodil bulbs are a mid to late spring season bloomer. Daffodils welcome you to spring. They

so that new shoots will grow the following spring

even after planting the bulbs in the autumn

slender stems

split-cupped collar daffodil with flat

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The petal edges have a very discreet ruffle that gives them a softness that is really very pretty

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or where the soil is prone to waterlogging

this impressive cultivar really is a must-have for any small- to medium-sized garden

One of only a small number of raspberry varieties to have been awarded the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit (AGM)

These blackcurrants will freeze well

Dramatic colours for large-sized blooms and tending to be more open than similar flowers