Daffodils!

Hi ARMANDII.

In the past, my Daffs have gone on and on. However, when I moved to my current home (4 years ago)I planted some Daffs, and was sure to plant them well deep (maybe 6" down?). Since then, they've dwindled away to virtually nothing. I think planting at this depth was probably a mistake :o Dunno if this helps?

Cheers...Freddy.

 

Armandii
If you go to Wordsworth country the daffodils are wild, are still there and he pegged it in 1850

When I moved into our house in 1971, there were a clump of daffodils in the corner of the lawn (meadow syle lawn
They are still there every year only insted of ten there is now a clump of about 30,
Same with a clump of snowdrops, somehow in the middle of said lawn, up every year only thicker, nothing done to them but walked over all summer with the grandkids playing on the grass

Unfortuanatley I am not yet a competent gardener so I can not advise you,

Over the past forty years I have always been going to dig up the snowdrops split them and plant in a border, but not managed yet, perhaps when I retire next year I will get it done before I drop deed

Jack McH

 

I do not know Armandii
The only thing I can think of IS the ones in the wild are alone, no other plants with them other than trees
The same with my own Garden (I use the term loosley) they are just stuck on their own in a corner for the Daffs and in the middle of a meadow for the snowdrops, nothing other than grass around them, not cared for and trampled by walking on MAY TO FEB ?

Where's Dai, do they have Daffs in Wales

Jack McH