Narcissus 'Sinopel'
Narcissus 'Sinopel' is imbued with a timeless beauty. This highly elegant daffodil is related to the Poet’s Narcissus or Narcissus poeticus, and brings the late spring freshness and wonderful scent of its lineage. It has shapely flowers with ivory-white petals and a flattened corona that changes colour from olive green to chartreuse depending on the temperature. The attractive blue-green strappy foliage of Narcissus 'Sinopel' compliments it perfectly.
Narcissus 'Sinopel' would suit naturalistic planting schemes, wildlife friendly gardens and romantic cottage garden designs. Being a botanical narcissus, closely related to the wild daffodils that grow in alpine meadows, it naturalises well and is attractive to bees. It is well suited to both containers and planting out into the garden. Its subtle white-green-chartreuse colour scheme means that you can create some striking combinations. Try Narcissus 'Sinopel' with lime-green euphorbias or tufts of golden Japanese forest grass. It makes an excellent cut flower too, enabling you to enjoy its lovely scented blooms indoors in a vase.
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Narcissus 'Sinopel' is imbued with a timeless beauty. This highly elegant daffodil is related to the Poet’s Narcissus or Narcissus poeticus, and brings the late spring freshness and wonderful scent of its lineage. It has shapely flowers with ivory-white petals and a flattened corona that changes colour from olive green to chartreuse depending on the temperature. The attractive blue-green strappy foliage of Narcissus 'Sinopel' compliments it perfectly.
Narcissus 'Sinopel' would suit naturalistic planting schemes, wildlife friendly gardens and romantic cottage garden designs. Being a botanical narcissus, closely related to the wild daffodils that grow in alpine meadows, it naturalises well and is attractive to bees. It is well suited to both containers and planting out into the garden. Its subtle white-green-chartreuse colour scheme means that you can create some striking combinations. Try Narcissus 'Sinopel' with lime-green euphorbias or tufts of golden Japanese forest grass. It makes an excellent cut flower too, enabling you to enjoy its lovely scented blooms indoors in a vase.
