The "Accent" variety belongs to a unique group of large-cupped daffodils. They stand out with corona (trumpet) that is much longer than the tepals. Narcissi belong to the most popular bulb flowers that bloom in spring. Bright, cheerful colouring, easy cultivation and a wide range of different varieties are some of the reasons. No matter, if you are a narcissus afficionado or a garden beginner, the "Accent" daffodil should appear in your garden.

Narcissus "Accent" is a 40 cm tall plant that develops magnificent bicolour blooms. A single, circa 10 cm broad single flower emerges on a leafless, soft stalk. The tepals are white or creamy-white and surround a large corona (trumpet) that takes on an orange-colouring and ends with charming frill. This contrasting colouring looks really stunning, particularly surrounded by the erect, linear, bluish leaves. This cultivar counts among the most decorative ones.

Narcissi should be grown on sunny sites, but they also grow well on partially shady locations. They do not have any special requirements in regard to the soil. A moderately fertile, moderately moist garden soil would suit these plants just fine. It should, preferably, have slightly acidic reaction. This plant is fully frost-resistant and may grow on one site for several years.

Large, brightly coloured flowers become ideal eye-catchers on spring borders. You can achieve the optimal visual results by planting these plants in larger groupings. That way you achieve a floating colours effect. Daffodils of this variety is a perfect base for shrubs and trees. They are also recommended for the second tier of edgings. "Accent" daffodils are also perfect for open-space landscape arrangements. All narcissi, including this cultivar, may be grown in containers of all kinds.

• Species: Daffodil
• Variety: Narcissus
• Bulbs: 5
• Wintering in the ground: Yes
• Height: 40 cm