Q: I have 300 or more bulbs. I want to move them to a new spot. What is the best way and time? A: Leave the bulbs alone for as long as the foliage is still green. The color means that ...

I just dug up clumps of daffodil bulbs that have been in the ground for almost 8 years. I've separated the bulbs and cleaned them up. When is the best time to replant them -- now or in the fall?

Daffodils should be planted with the top of the bulb 4 inches below the soil. However, in clay they should be planted shallower. Yes, you can put them in groups but they should have about 4 to 5 ...

Five years ago I planted 50 daffodil bulbs in groups of seven all over my yard. I am from the North and am accustomed to bulbs returning year after year. I learned that daffodils could stand ...

When planting bulbs, such as this daffodil bulb, the pointy end goes up. (Getty Images) Daffodil bulb isolated on white background Place bulbs, pointy end up, in the trench, about 6 inches apart.

By George Weigel/The Patriot-News Q: About 4 years ago, I mowed down the leaves of my tulips and daffodils shortly after the bulbs flowered. They haven't flowered since, although the greens still ...

When the daffodils' leaves have turned yellow, I think you need to dig out the entire bed six inches deep. Sift the soil to find your bulbs. Keep all of the firm bulbs and throw away any mushy ones.

Then replant the dried bulbs in the fall. Q. I planted daffodils in the fall. Nothing has come up. I was told no deer or mice would eat daffodils. So why did the bulbs not perform? — M.L ...

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Then replant the dried bulbs in the fall. Q. I planted daffodils in the fall. Nothing has come up. I was told no deer or mice would eat daffodils. So why did the bulbs not perform?

With thousands and thousands of daffodils now in full bloom along the Sunset Highway (aka Highway 26), some might think it’s time to call it quits. Enough already? Not according to Arden ...

The approach of autumn makes it time to think about which bulbs to plant for spring bloom. That’s because spring-blooming bulbs are planted in the fall. In order to flower, they must go through ...