Last Call to Plant Daffodils
Daffodil Planting Season Ends Soon Plant Bulbs Now Before It's Too Late
Daffodils can be planted until the ground freezes but it is best to plant them earlier than that so they can root before winter. Plant some now!
Plant more daffodils! That is my motto and it should be your motto, too. There are never too many daffodils in the world. Daffodils are eye candy of the first tier come spring.
Daffodil bulbs are flowers ready to go, so they are pretty much fool proof and require no green thumb whatsoever. It's quick and easy to plant a handful of bulbs in a stray corner of the yard or flower bed or shrub border or edge of the woods or wherever you have a sunny spot.
Need helpful how to information on daffodil planting? Here you go. HOW TO PLANT DAFFODIL BULBS Wondering about the finer points of daffodil planting and working them seamlessly into your current landscape flower bed or naturalized area? Here you go. DAFFODIL PLANTING TIPS By now you should really be running out of excuses. Please go plant some daffodil bulbs one day this week!
(No yard? No problem. Plant Paperwhites instead.)
So if daffodils are now calling your name and you are considering doing the deed but concerned about what you might be getting yourself into as far as ongoing maintenance chores, Relax . For just how simple it is, see: DAFFODIL CARE . Actually it is so wonderfully easy to grow daffodils (basically, you don't HAVE to do anything) I can't believe I came up with a whole article about caring for daffodils, but there we are. Chalk it up to the gift of gab.
IF you are still on the fence about this, I appeal to your sense of civic duty and responsibility. As winter's end draws near, we are all in desperate need of flowers and sunshine and the surges of spring. So get out there and do your part for community beautification and mental health.
PLANT DAFFODILS! TIA. :) ps If you finally take the plunge and plant your first daffodils, be sure to let me know. I love hearing from new converts. The more the merrier! And, next spring you will be glad you did ... and so will all your neighbors. Me, too.
