Daffodil, a plant that is simply beautiful
Daffodils are a classic Spring flower. Their tall stems and bright yellow color help them stand out and provide that warm, fresh Spring feeling after winter. These daffodils are sure to add the perfect touch to any space.
Basics
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This plant will thrive in a location with lots of sun!
Light
Spring
Well draining soil
Yellow
How to plant & care for Daffodil
Water your daffodils regularly when planting and then for about three weeks after they bloom. You don't need to water them again after they bloom until the Fall.
Daffodils bloom best when planted in a spot that gets at least six hours of full sun!
When pruning daffodils, don't touch the leaves unless they have turned yellow. The leaves play a prominent role in growing next years flowers. Prune the flowers whenever you think necessary.
Daffodils will naturally proogate year after year as they spread.
To fertilize, pour a gentle liquid fertilizer mixed with water around the bulb area in early Spring.
Diseases often seen on Daffodil
Root rot, smoulder, gray mold, bcterial streak.
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