She recommends striving for at least six hours of sunlight for daffodil plantings. Annette Hird, a horticulture writer and ...

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." ...

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 ...

Rather, I want to integrate them into my regular shrub/flower beds similar to the practice of creating edible ... For example ...

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 ...

Growers have daffodils with cups of orange, gold, pale yellow and ruffled cups that cut through the surface of the perianth with rhythmic grace.

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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." ...

Spring flowers might ... containers or raised beds, check that water isn’t pooling around the base. A little attention now can prevent losing bulbs to soggy conditions. Daffodils, crocuses ...