Daffodils need at least six hours of sunlight to flower, so move your flowers to a sunnier area that's not blocked by ...

So, unless you want fewer flowers next spring ... will grow up and hide the dying bits. Or plant your daffodils at the back of beds so they’re less in-your-face when they start to fade." ...

And every year, one of the earliest indicators of springtime is the daffodils ... beds everywhere. A few years back, then-Mayor Mike Bloomberg even declared daffodils the city’s official flower.

If your daffodils are planted in an enclosed flower bed or near a building foundation, shrub, or tree, they may become too crowded over time. This is even more likely if the clumps have grown ...

unless you want fewer flowers next spring, hands off. Instead, Nigel recommends playing the long game. He suggests: "Plant other things around the daffodils – their leaves will grow up and hide the ...