Daffodil Split Corona
Casanova
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40-50cm -
8-10cm -
Full Sun to Part Shade
40-50cm 
8-10cm 
Full Sun to Part ShadeDaffodil ‘Casanova’ (Narcissus) is a truly captivating split-cupped daffodil that stands apart from traditional varieties. With its round, pure white outer petals and a frilly apricot-pink corona resting softly on top, Casanova has a refined, almost sculptural look that hardly resembles a classic daffodil at all.
Flowering in the early to mid season, the blooms are carried on strong 30–50cm stems, making this variety equally stunning in the garden and as a cut flower for elegant spring arrangements. Casanova performs beautifully in borders and containers, where its unique form and subtle colour palette can be fully appreciated.
Easy to grow and reliably perennial, this standout variety brings sophistication and individuality to spring displays.
Key Features
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Split-cupped (collar) daffodil variety
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White outer petals with frilly apricot-pink corona
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Unique, modern flower form
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Early to mid-season flowering
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Strong stems – approx. 30–50cm
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Ideal for borders, containers, and cut flowers
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Easy to grow and long-lived
Classification
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Daffodil Classification: 11a W-P (Split-Cupped Collar)
Daffodils are among the showiest and easiest to grow of Spring flowering bulbs. Available in an incredible array of colours and shapes, they are ideal for the Spring flower garden.
Prepare the soil deeply, mixing in compost, or our Bulb Fertilizer, preferably in a sunny, free draining position.
Daffodil bulbs are best planted in bold clumps, 8-10cm deep and 10-15cm apart.
If drainage is a problem, plant shallower, and mound 7-10cm of soil over the bulbs.
For a full overview of how to plant Daffodils visit our Gardeners Guide.
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