Everyone loves Daffodils, and there are just so many different kinds it can be hard to choose just one. We've made the choice easy - by combining all of them into one package! This blend includes all of the colors and sizes you adore and gives you free reign to be creative with your spring garden. Deer don't like them, but you and your garden guests certainly will!
No plant is easy the first time you garden with it. So here are some quick tips to make you look like a pro, even if you've never laid eyes on a daffodil bulb before in your life!
Daffodil bulbs often have two big shoots coming out of one base, as if two bulbs were stuck together. Don't separate them; just plant the whole thing. It will multiply even faster!
Plant
daffodil bulbs with the wide base facing downwards, the pointy top facing up.
Plant the bulbs at a depth of least 3 times their height. In warmer climates, even deeper is recommended.
Do not add any "bulb food" or other enrichment at planting time.
After planting,
daffodils need no special treatment. Water, mulch, or leave the soil alone, just as you normally would.
In spring, after the daffodils have bloomed, do not cut away the leaves. This is critical. Let them die all the way back; the plant is gathering nutrition for next year's growth during this period. If you want to hide the unattractive brown shoots, plant your
daffodils among daylilies, which do a good job covering up the leaves with their fresh green foliage.
