Daffodils are the quintessential sign of spring's arrival. But once those cheerful yellow, white, and orange flowers fade, what should you do with daffodils after they bloom? With the right care after ...

Here's how to keep them blooming for months. Daffodils are a tried-and-true spring bulb. Tough, undemanding, and rarely bothered by pests, a cheery patch of daffodils can last for generations. For ...

Native to Europe and North Africa, the daffodil (Narcissus) is arguably the finest and most valuable spring bulb for the South. Daffodils are long-lived, increasing naturally each year. These flowers ...

My daffodils have not bloomed in three years. The first year I planted them, they did bloom. Every year, they come up looking healthy and increasing in volume but no buds or blooms. What could be the ...

Daffodils need at least six hours of sunlight to flower, so move your flowers to a sunnier area that's not blocked by trees. Plant your daffodil bulbs at a depth of three times their size, about 8-10 ...

Q: I have daffodil bulbs planted in a trough-type planter. After they have bloomed and the leaves have turned yellow, can I remove the bulbs and replant them in the fall? How do I store them? — K.P., ...

Daffodils only bloom once a year. The timing depends on how far South you live as well as which variety you're growing. Daffodils can bloom as early as late winter in the Lower South. They usually ...