Leave the bark on newspaper in a warm place to dry out. Bring the rubber band half way down, over the container. Tuck your bark piece by piece under the rubber band so that each piece abuts the next. The bark should rise above the rim of the concealed container. Step 2 Pour water into the container.
Daffodils thrive in shallow water but be sure to top up when necessary.
Add your daffodils. Their height and volume should be approximately one and a quarter times that of the container. You are looking to achieve an effect where the daffodils are more dominant than the container but where they do not overwhelm it. Step 3 Tuck a little green garden moss over the rim of the container and in any open crevices between the strips of bark. Add a touch of glue if necessary.