Daffodils bring vibrant color and joy to your backyard and a smile to everyone's face. So naturally we are eager to plant the bulbs as soon as possible, but are we doing it right? With so many ...

Dreaming of a bright and happy spring flower garden? You can't go wrong with planting daffodils. Honestly, these flowers are so easy to grow and take care of that any gardener can handle the job! The ...

Now that daffodil bloom time has passed, some gardeners might be wondering where their flowers were. If some plants remained all leaves, with few or no flowers, why was that? It might be that ...

Now that daffodil bloom time has passed, some gardeners might be wondering where their flowers were. If some plants remained all leaves, with few or no flowers, why was that? It might be that ...

The best time to plant spring bulbs depends on your growing zone. In general, you should plant bulbs six weeks before your projected first frost date. For many growing zones, October is the best time ...

This is one of my favorite times of the year. Trees are turning brilliant colors, food from the garden is in the larder, and it’s bulb-planting time. Some bulbs have a bad reputation: tulip bulbs for ...

Now that daffodil bloom time has passed, some gardeners might be wondering where their flowers were. If some plants remained all leaves, with few or no flowers, why was that? It might be that ...

Daffodils are some of the earliest spring flowers we get to enjoy in the yard, brightening up our gardens after the dark days of winter. This also means they're some of the first flowers to fade away.

With orange leaves falling and the days turning cooler, autumn has well and truly arrived. But if you’re already dreaming of bright spring blooms and lush greenery, now is the perfect time to get ...

It’s peak bulb-planting season, and as we know, daffodils are among the most popular, well-loved spring flowers. To encourage healthy blooms, though, you’ll need to know how deep to plant daffodil ...

Here's the thing about daffodils: They're a no-brainer. They're easy to plant. They grow anywhere. Hundreds of varieties are readily available. They return year after year. Like we said, a no-brainer.