Why, How & When to Divide Daffodils

In this video I explain how to divide / transplant daffodils in the spriing. This same technique can also be used for snowdrops.
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[@annief6797]

Thank you so much for your video! This is by far the most informative content about daffodils in the sea of videos out there. I really love your garden! Many thanks! ☺️

[@kso808]

You may have just given me some inspiration to divide my daffodils next spring! Great tips!

[@sandiepetersonsellsraleigh]

Thank you for your information! I’ve been gardening for years and I’ve never known what to do with my bulbs after they are done blooming. I have huge clumps now I can take care of it and divide them. Thank you again.

[@spinningtrue]

You're welcome!

[@radzykw]

Best video on KZbin

[@NUMBERSIXSONQVNY-OLL1977]

Very helpful information for me today.

[@ihsansari3641]

Great thanks.... excellent demonstration .... I like it . I have a query: are daffodils same narcissus?

[@Mimi-arch]

yes they are!

[@tinaknutsen]

Does this work with tulips? I bought daffodil bulbs a couple years ago and planted in a row spaced each bulb as per package instructions. They haven’t spread like yours; should I just dig up and plant in odd numbers? I have rocky clay soil in zone 8b PNW I love how you have patches throughout your property and it must of take you years… absolutely beautiful! Any advice is much appreciated!

[@tomcahill6981]

I"ve seen daffodils in lawns. How and when do you trim/cut them when cutting your lawn?

[@spinningtrue]

I'd recommend waiting as long as possible after they flower/mow around them but if you don't like the look of that you can cut them earlier they just might not come back quite as strong

[@lnystrom9044]

very informative however long lol - i thought you’d never get to the digging up part😮. what is the purpose of the T? why not just a split ?? bone meal ? i often don’t dig deep enough and cut them off - can i go back and redig just the bulb i left in ground - i realize with no foilage it might take 2 years to bloom❤

[@rehoboth_farm]

I can see that you're not afraid to call a spade a spade.♠🤨

[@samsen201]

I liked your T tech. Why not go with 1 bulb alone, if you have only a few bulbs? Would they not grow well when being alone? Then a small tip for you: 10:50 If you get one of those solar-powered fountains that are about $10 or so, you will bring in a lot more birds to your bird fountain. They love the sound and sight of moving water, even if that means having a dribbling water tape! rather stagnated water, that I'm sure is fresh and changed daily or so. (That is as long as you don't have a cat...) I had a lot of visiting beautiful migrating birds but since a neighbor's cat was kind enough to adopt us as his new permanent servant! we don't see much bird activity... Well can't have it all or can you?

[@spinningtrue]

You certainly can plant single bulbs but I think the display would be pretty thin until the bulb starts dividing over a number of years... Also if that one bulb has a problem you won't have anything there

[@samsen201]

@@spinningtrue Perfect answer. Thank you.

[@spinningtrue]

@@samsen201 thanks for watching!