Daffodils will return year after year if you allow the green leaves to mature and yellow after the flowers fade. The bulbs must be allowed to go dormant to fuel the flower growth the following year.

Making flower arrangements in one of the greatest joys of spring, and we are taking cues from the one and only Martha Stewart on how to make the most gorgeous table displays of fresh blooms. We ...

Adding daffodils to a floral bouquet is often considered a big no-no as they can kills your other flowers - but florists have revealed a nifty trick that means you can include daffodils in your spring ...

Daffodils only bloom once a year. The timing depends on how far South you live as well as which variety you're growing. Daffodils can bloom as early as late winter in the Lower South. They usually ...

Daffodils are typically one of the first signs of spring. So fellow gardeners often are concerned about their daffodils and whether they will be able to enjoy them. I have had several people ask about ...

The first sight of a daffodil, whether in your garden or in a store, is proof that spring is here. Even better, they’re practically foolproof to grow. They’re perennial bulbs, coming back year after ...

As the vibrant hues of tulips and daffodils usher in a colourful May, avid gardeners might eagerly reach for their shears. Nonetheless, master gardener Judith Cox from Gardening Calendar advises ...

Daffodils herald the coming of spring, but they also play an important role in treating Alzheimer's. (Getty Images) Britain is still in the dregs of winter, but the first hints of spring are starting ...

After months of gray and brown as the predominant colors of the Rhode Island landscape, spring flowers will be a welcome sight. Making everything feel a little bit lighter, the daffodils and flowering ...

One in an occasional series of guides on growing popular plants. Other guides include Lenten rose, peony, redbud, azalea, elephant ear, lantana, coneflower, savory calamint and rudbeckia. Daffodils ...

Redding, Connecticut — For many, it's a mystery that blooms anew every spring. A field of daffodils — far too many to be growing by chance and far too beautiful to not stop and stroll — seems randomly ...