
Description
Daffodil Pride of Lions is a new release variety featuring massive golden blooms with a flat, vibrant orange cup. Its bold color contrast and strong stems make it a perfect addition to garden beds, borders, and floral arrangements. A naturalising variety, this daffodil will return each year, bringing stunning mid-season blooms to your garden.
Why Grow Daffodil Pride of Lions?
✔ Large, eye-catching blooms – Golden petals with a bold orange cup.
✔ Fragrant & long-lasting – Adds beauty and scent to any garden.
✔ Strong stems & excellent cut flower – Ideal for arrangements.
✔ Naturalising variety – Multiplies and returns yearly.
✔ Low-maintenance & easy to grow – No refrigeration required.
Growing & Care Guide
- Botanical Name: Narcissus spp.
- Common Name: Daffodil Pride of Lions
- Supplied As: Dormant bulbs
- Height: 35cm
- Width: 15cm
- Plant Depth: 6cm
- Spacing: 5–10cm
- Planting Window: March – July
- Flowering Time: Mid-season
- Fragrance: Yes
- Cut Flower: Yes
- Growing Zones: VIC, SA, TAS, NSW (except subtropics), QLD (cool regions)
Best Growing Conditions
- Full sun to part shade
- Well-drained soil
- Low-maintenance and drought-tolerant once established
- Water during growth, allow foliage to die back naturally
Planting Guide
- Prepare soil to 20cm depth for good drainage.
- Plant bulbs 6cm deep, fat-end down.
- Space bulbs 5–10cm apart for a full display.
- For pots, use high-quality, free-draining potting mix and add gravel at the base for drainage.
Storage & Aftercare
- No refrigeration needed.
- Store bulbs in a cool, dry place before planting.
- Feed as bulbs begin to bloom to support next year’s flowers.
- Leave foliage to fully die down before removing.
Toxicity
Daffodil Pride of Lions is toxic if ingested. Keep bulbs and flowers away from pets and children.
FAQs
Do they need lifting each year? No, they naturalise well and will return yearly.
Can I grow them in pots? Yes, with well-draining soil.
When should I plant them? March–July, with April being ideal.
Do daffodils need refrigeration? No, Daffodil Pride of Lions does not require chilling before planting.