Narcissus ‘Casanova’

Description

Narcissus ‘Casanova’ is a collar type split-corolla daffodil in division 11a. But ignore all this jargon because, in late winter or early spring, the flowers come out. And what a sight they are; with many people questioning whether this is a daffodil at all, because it is so unusual. For Narcissus ‘Casanova’, which has only been in existence since 2019, has many special attributes. First, ‘Casanova’ is a split-corona type, where the central wavy petals are in four parts; these lay flat against the outer petals or perianth. Second, the colour is very unusual… and delicious! Outer petals are cream-white, while the inner petals are pale apricot-pink.

Narcissus ‘Casanova’ is medium-sized, reaching up to 40cm in height, and is perfect for the front of a border, edging a path, or for growing in containers. You can be certain that when you grow ‘Casanova’ daffodils, they will be a talking point with visitors.