Of course, you may already know how to plant daffodil bulbs, but there’s a big difference between planting the odd daffodil here and there and planting daffodils in clumps. As Morris Hankinson ...

Daffodils come in a variety of colors and bloom times, extending their presence in gardens. Stray daffodil bulbs can bloom even when planted amongst different varieties, sometimes creating mixed ...

And you are doing your neighbor a favor if you dig up a clump, pull apart the cluster of small bulbs and replant them, spacing them 6 inches apart. When the clumps become too crowded, they stop ...

And you are doing your neighbor a favor if you dig up a clump, pull apart the cluster of small bulbs and replant them, spacing them 6 inches apart. When the clumps become too crowded, they stop ...

Bulbs are not heavy feeders. Each clump of five to 10 bulbs only needs about a teaspoon of a balanced fertilizer such as 10-10-10 or a handful of an organic fertilizer.

The simple splendor of clumps of blooming daffodils swaying in spring breezes do seem to dance like a golden cloud above the garden sending a wealth of pleasure.

Well, daffodils and most spring flowering bulbs grow best if planted in the fall of the year while the soil temperature is cooler but before the ground freezes.

Daffodils are typically one of the first signs of spring. So fellow gardeners often are concerned about their daffodils and whether they will be able to enjoy them. I have had several people ask ...

Springtime marks the return of daffodils, birds and plenty of yard work.