Dealing with Daffodil foliage

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[@gg110888]

Great tip! Thanks. :)

[@Lanese2]

Great tip! Thanks for sharing! 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@Shelly62489]

Thank you! Going to bundle mine now! 😊

[@HorticultureGeek]

You are welcome. So glad the info was helpful.

[@Candylandavenue1]

Great idea!!

[@isabelleblain9657]

Instead of throwing the dead bundle in the trash, add to to the compost pile.

[@gendeb9666]

Oh my gosh, why didn’t I think of this years ago! Made my day, thanks!!!

[@HorticultureGeek]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@micha734]

Should I try this with my iris's?

[@HorticultureGeek]

Iris leaves tend to be way more ridged and will break easier than the daffodils. You could try it but I would be very careful. Best of luck.

[@Hey_its_just_me_to]

When planting a daffodil bulb do you plant them separately, because the following year they will produce more?

[@HorticultureGeek]

Yes. I typically do put 1 bulb per hole.