Excellent for bouquets. Easy to Grow Plant daffodils in formal gardens, in clumps among foundation plants, or singly in lawns. Allow the foliage to mature and yellow before cutting it off. Need no special care. Fertilize with bulb booster or bone meal after plants have bloomed.
Bulbs increase each year.
Plant bulbs 6 in. Bloom from early spring through late spring. Look best planted in large clumps, mass plantings or formal rows, wonderful planted along paths. Replant every other year to maintain best display. Grow extra to cut for bouquets.