New and Exclusive

The world-famous landscape garden at Stourhead, features a magnificent lake reflecting classical temples, mystical grottoes, and rare and exotic trees, which exist side by side with a Grade I listed 18th-century Neo-Palladian mansion.

In autumn 2023, we launched a new and exclusive Daffodil for the National Trust, called ‘National Trust Joy’. 5000 National Trust Joy bulbs were donated to Stourhead, and were planted by a team of volunteers in and around the visitor centre and carpark.

National Trust Joy has a stunning orange, short trumpet with classic Daffodill yellow petals. Its strong stems means it’s perfect for cut flowers.

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Blue Diamond also named and launched another new and exclusive Daffodil ‘Wordsworth Golden’, in honour for Wordsworth’s House in Cumbria, also cared for by the National Trust. Spring visitors will see these daffodils blooming.

Wordsworth Golden is aptly named. The Elegant iconic yellow trumpet and petals will burst in to flower from April to May.

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Tulip ‘Dyrham Park’ was also named and launched by Blue Diamond on behalf of the National Trust. Named after the Baroque country house in South Gloucestershire, hundreds have been planted in the Parterre.

Dyrham Park is a 17th century baroque garden in South Gloucestershire designed to impress the Dutch royalty, William and Mary. The Dutch design is synonymous with tulips and every year tens of thousands of tulips are displayed in honour of the history of the place. Tulip ‘Dyrham Park’ connects with the lily leaved lamp brackets in the Gilt Leather parlour, a significant room in the house. The neutral colour reflects the white from the Delftware collection and combined with blue Camassia bulbs in the garden, it really complements the spirit of Dyrham Park.

Tulip Dyrham Park’s Lilly shaped blooms open champagne coloured, they then take on a soft pink cast before ageing gracefully to a soft white. Simple, elegant and sublime.

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