Spring-flowering bulbs need a cold winter in the ground to bloom.
How
- Plant in fall once soil has cooled, before the ground freezes
- Plant pointy end up, about two to three times as deep as the bulb is tall
- Plant in groups, not single rows
- Water after planting
- Let leaves die back naturally after flowering; they feed next year's bloom
Squirrels?
Daffodils are rarely eaten by squirrels or deer. Tulips and crocus often are.
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