I’m writing this the day after Christmas, ours was lovely, hope yours was too.. Here it is only 5-6 days after the Winter Solstice, and I’m thinking about Spring! I took a walk around my garden on the ...

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 ...

Properly selected daffodils, jonquils, and narcissus provide spring beauty each year. In East Texas, where the seasons dance to their own beat, gardeners want blooms that endure with grace. Enter the ...

Are you trying to pick out daffodil bulbs for your spring garden, but can't decide if you should go with the traditional, large-flowered variety or choose something smaller? When most people think of ...

What: Nothing trumpets the arrival of spring like early-blooming miniature daffodils. The delightful Narcissus “Tete-a-tete” positively glows in the late winter garden. Its 2½-inch golden-yellow ...

WHAT: Nothing trumpets the arrival of spring like early blooming daffodils. Narcissus Mount Hood is a vigorous, early blooming cultivar. WHY PLANT IT: Its all-white, 4-inch trumpet flowers atop sturdy ...

The kinds of seeds and bulbs you can plant in November are limited, but if you're frequently visited by deer, that list ...

Refrigerating daffodil, narcissus and Dutch iris bulbs won't hurt the plants but it's not necessary. (Hector Amezcua for The Sacramento Bee) QUESTION: I have ordered several daffodil, narcissus and ...

You know what we love the most about March? The arrival of spring flowers! And two of the earliest are daffodils and jonquils, which burst forth in late winter or early spring with sunny colors that ...

If you want to freshen up your holiday decor with lovely, scented flowers, plant this bulb before Thanksgiving so your blooms ...

If I lived in deer country, I’d have to have the most fantastic narcissus garden. Deer hate nibbling daffodils. In fact, narcissus are poisonous; deer (as well as squirrels and moles) won’t touch them ...