Plant daffodil bulbs from September to November. If needed, store them somewhere cool and dry, away from mice, but plant before they begin to deteriorate.
'Infinite Joy'
daffodil
Joyful by name and joyful by nature, Narcissus 'Infinite Joy' brings a wonderfully uplifting note to the spring garden. This sweetly scented split-corona daffodil opens with petals softly washed in pale yellow, gradually maturing to a creamy white that gives the whole flower a luminous, light-catching quality. At the centre, Narcissus 'Infinite Joy' reveals its true flourish: a richly ruffled cup in vivid yellow, neatly edged with orange for a look that feels both exuberant and surprisingly refined. The contrast is bright without being brash, and the open, rounded form allows every detail to be fully appreciated. Planted in generous groups, Narcissus 'Infinite Joy' creates a fresh, animated display that seems to glow against the emerging greens of early spring.
There is an easy charm to Narcissus 'Infinite Joy' that makes it especially versatile in borders, containers, or naturalistic plantings. Its creamy-white petals blend beautifully with cooler tones, while the frilled yellow and orange centre adds just enough warmth to lift the surrounding palette. As the blooms mature, Narcissus 'Infinite Joy' develops extra depth and character, with the changing petal tones giving each flower a subtly different expression. The sweet fragrance is another welcome bonus, inviting closer inspection just when the garden begins to feel alive again. For gardeners who like their spring bulbs with a little brightness, a little scent, and a lot of personality, Narcissus 'Infinite Joy' more than lives up to its name.
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Plant profile
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Choose full sun or partial shade. Improve heavy soil with organic matter and horticultural grit. For containers, use peat-free multipurpose compost with good drainage.
Plant bulbs pointed side upwards, two to three times their own height deep and around 10cm apart. Smaller bulbs can be planted slightly closer together.
Water after planting if the soil is dry. Established bulbs in borders rarely need more, but water during dry spring weather and keep containers lightly moist.
Remove faded flowers, but leave the stems and foliage until they turn yellow and die back naturally. The bulbs can remain planted throughout the year.
- Botanical name
- Narcissus 'Infinite Joy'
- Flower colour
- Cream, yellow, orange
- Bulb size
- 14/16
- Established height
- 30-50cm
- Established spread
- 10-20cm
- Growing skill
- Easy to grow
- Habit
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Upright
Clump-forming - Hardiness
- Fully hardy
- Leaf colour
- Green
- Mouse resistant
- Yes
- Plant spacing
- 60 bulbs per m2
- Pollinator friendly
- No
- Position
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Sheltered
Exposed - Rabbit resistant
- Yes
- Scented
- No
- Soil acidity
- Any
- Soil moisture
- Free draining
- Soil type
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Loam
Sandy
Stony
Multipurpose compost
Loam-based compost - Suitable for
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Pots
Large containers
Borders
Meadows
lawns
Gravel gardens
Coastal gardens
Rockery
Cottage gardens
Low maintenance gardens
Cut flower gardens - Sunlight
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Full sun
Partial shade
Dappled shade - Toxicity
-
Harmful if eaten
Skin/eyes irritant - Years to establish
- 1st year
Expert care from
choice to delivery
Our horticulturalists prepare every bulb and plant with the utmost care. From selection to packing, each one receives expert attention before beginning its journey to your garden.