Daffodils tend to bloom from February to March, sometimes into April or even a bit later if you planted daffodil bulbs in March. When their blooms start to fade, it can be tempting to start ...

Daffodils are winter hardy in growing zones 3 to 8. In more northern regions, the best time to plant daffodils is in September or October. If you live in a southern region that doesn't experience ...

You know winter is nearly over when daffodils begin to emerge in your garden. These popular spring bulbs are most well-known for their yellow flowers but, depending on the variety, they also bloom ...

Daffodils are one of the bulbs you can plant at the end of the year to get your garden ready for sprin g. Montgomery suggests replanting your stored bulbs in the fall, “about a month before your ...

Daffodils do well in full sun. I recently had Dr. Bodie Pennisi from UGA’s Department of Horticulture on the show, and she advises to divide and/or transplant spring-blooming perennials in the fall.

This is especially important for bulbs like daffodils and tulips, ... Just be sure to replant the bulbs in their original spot come autumn, so they’re ready to bloom again next spring. 7.

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 ...

Daffodils grow and multiply from bulbs. ... Even so, we can grow yellow, traditional-looking daffodils if we treat them like annuals, replanting fresh bulbs each season.

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?