Daffodils are among the easiest and showiest bulbs to grow in the early flowering garden.
Let the foliage die back at least six weeks to rejuvenate the bulbs for next year's flowers. Divide daffodils every three to five years or when the bulbs produce few flowers. Dig as soon as the foliage starts to die, but is still visible, says bulb expert Brent Heath. Greensand, bone meal and wood ashes from your fireplace make good organic nutrients, says Brent.