Daffodils
Daffodils : Plant 'Em Once and You're Done
Daffodils are perennial. In a site they like, they will bloom spring after spring for many years. To have a perennial display, all you need to do is follow these 4 basic rules:
- Plant daffodils where they will receive at least six hours of direct sunlight-even after they have finished flowering and nearby trees have leafed out. Daffodils need lots of sun after they bloom to produce next year's flowers.
- Plant them in soil that drains well. Avoid areas where water stands after a rain storm.
- Fertilize very lightly with a low-nitrogen fertilizer, preferably organic, just as the shoots emerge from the ground in late winter or early spring.
- After daffodils flower, let the leaves turn yellow before cutting them. Never tie or braid the foliage./li>
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