DIVIDING DAFFODILS: Relocating 5,000++ Daffodils - DIGGING DAFFODILS - TRANSPLANTING DAFFODILS
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Tonya, you have got to have a taking to those bulbs that had already started growing! That is just irresponsible behavior for any bulb😂😂. I don’t envy you. I started a new garden last year. I can’t imagine having to dig up thousands of bulbs and sink them in a new field. Not to mention all of the other you are doing…I feel for you. Thank you for all that you have shared with me over the last few years. I’ve been inspired and learned soooo much from you💗🌸💗🌸💗
"WE" can't wait for the display of gorgeous bulbs!!!
Wow!!!! So glad you dug them up and took them with you!!! I can’t wait to see them in the new space!
So glad you dug up your daffodils from the old house so you can enjoy them at your new house. 😊 I can't believe how much they multiplied!
Just discovered you...sub'd....daffodils are my favorites....86y-o, so can only ''garden'' with my eyes...and my memory....thanks for your videos.
Don’t be shy girl your content is awesome; tell us in detail and we are here to learn and support you in your journey 🎉
Can’t wait to see it bloom in the spring..
Wow- can’t wait to see the display when it booms.
I keep checking back for your next video on your new place!!
Can I ask you a couple of questions? First, were you able to tell what most of the varieties were? Do you try to transplant them in separate blocks, or did you end up making a big mix? Also, because they’re multiplying beautifully for you, did you space them farther apart so they could multiply for multiple years in the same spot (or will you keep dividing them)? I’m so curious what will happen this coming spring in your daffodil field! How did any of the tulips come along? Did you find any tulip bulbs nestled among the beds? (I think you may mostly pull tulip bulbs when harvesting those.) And - are you going back to your old garden for anything else in future, do you think? Thanks so much - really love your channel.
The new daffodil beds are going to look awesome in the spring!!! I hope you’ll post a tour of those when they’re in bloom!
Heaven to have all these daffodils! And … the opposite for having to dig them all up to transplant! So interesting on the bulbs pulling themselves into different positions.
You are seriously dedicated!!!
So happy that you got them moved to the new house. You are going to love them here in a couple of months.
Love your channel thanks for taking about daffodils
I have never divided before so this was very helpful. Thank you 😊
Huge job! Well done.
Monster teeth
Those are going to be gorgeous once they get going again!
Wow. Thank you so much for showing the process of digging and dividing these with the wiggle technique. I divided my daffodil bulbs end of Spring with no idea what to do and ended up tearing some good ones apart. I planted them anyways this fall to see what would happen. Looking forward to see your daffodils this spring and what you do with this new space.