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Narcissus Orangery
Narcissus
Price comparison:
£15.00
From 1 UK retailer
Sun
☀️ Full Sun
Water
💧💧 Moderate
Hardiness
🌡️ H6 (Hardy)
Flowers
🌸 mar,apr
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Prices from 1 retailer
Prices last checked: 31 Oct 2026
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| Retailer | Price | Pot Size | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hayloft £6.95 flat rate. Free over £75 | £15.00Check availability at retailerChecked 31 Oct | bulb | View at HayloftOpens product page · Affiliate info |
Hayloft
£6.95 flat rate. Free over £75
Size: bulb
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Plant Information
About this plant
Latin Name
Narcissus
Family
Hardiness Zone
H6
Care Level
moderate
Sun Exposure
full-sun
Water Needs
moderate
Flowering Season
mar,apr
Mature Height
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Narcissus Orangery cost in the UK?
Narcissus Orangery prices in the UK range from £15.00 to £15.00 depending on pot size and retailer. The lowest price we track is £15.00 for a bulb at Hayloft. Prices are checked nightly across 1 UK nurseries.
Where can I buy Narcissus Orangery online in the UK?
You can buy Narcissus Orangery from 1 UK nurseries including Hayloft. ComparePlants.uk compares prices across all of them so you can find the best deal.
What is the scientific name for Narcissus Orangery?
The scientific name for Narcissus Orangery is Narcissus.
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