A few low plantings over the bulbs will provide a welcome cover for the dying Daffodil bulbs as they fade. Don't cut the fading leaves, as they provide nutrients to the bulb for the next year of growth.
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Bulbs are a wonderfully colorful and sometimes inexpensive permanent display
Daffodil bulbs provide a wonderfully colorful array every Spring and just a small clump of 20 to 30 bulbs can naturalize into waves of hundreds of yellow, cream and/or white blooms in the years to come. A small investment in money and time now (Fall is the appropriate time to plant Daffodil bulbs) will really pay off in the long run.
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