How to Care for Daffodils after Blooming

if you've ever wondered what do to with daffodils after flowering, this is the video for you!
Catherine demonstrates how to cut off the spent flowers from daffodils after they're done blooming. She also shows you what NOT to do. Her method allows the leaves to stay in place to feed the bulb, but removes the flower stalk so the peak bloom look is extended for as long as possible. Deadheading daffodils is an important part of their care. coloradoyardcar...

[@staciegulizia4144]

This was the best, most informative video on this subject. Thanks so much!

[@catherinemoravec1648]

Glad it was helpful!

[@brendafarrar1801]

Thank you for 8innformation

[@pennybock]

This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!

[@juliewilder4659]

Excellent, clear, concise video. Thank you!

[@DrewSkii10]

Thank you so much Catherine I appreciate you! Mine look absolutely beautiful!

[@catherinemoravec1648]

That's so great to hear. I'm glad to hear your daffodils are bringing you joy! :)

[@carrieherem5106]

Thank you so much for your help!

[@julietcampbell8657]

Thank you Catherine, that was really helpful and will follow your advice. 😊

[@cannvio9850]

So do i have to continue watering the bulb? And how much space do they need until next year? I’m new to gardening, my mom always gardened but she hasn’t dealt with bulbs which is what i like so i’m kinda lost lol

[@Lilyflowers659]

Good job Catherine, off to do mine now. 😉😊🌻

[@LaMostraVia]

My daffodils came in and bloomed better than they ever have this year and it was sad to see them go and I never knew what to do with them afterwards. Thanks for the upload Catherine!

[@catherinemoravec1648]

So glad this was helpful to you. That's wonderful that you had a great bloom this year!

[@Paulgary11]

Good video! Thank you that gave me tips, thanks!

[@GeoffsSousChef]

ohhhhh. nice. yea, im enjoying the look of the foliage. looks tropical 😊

[@anitarushlow4022]

I love your videos! They are SO helpful. Easy to understand. And so informative. Thanks you! I am a new sub!

[@catherinemoravec1648]

So glad to hear they're helpful to you. I appreciate the feedback very much.

[@drsanjayyshekhar8033]

Thanks Dear, They look very pretty and so beautiful!!! Naracissu, daffodils, nargis! U r so great, sharing video!

[@NeverBeDaunted]

Thank you, you definitely answered my question after watching multiple videos.

[@lalocazares1592]

Great video!

[@diannosaur16]

Great video, thank you so much! I have my daffodils indoor and the leaves are starting to droop. What should I do?

[@miriamgrutz2132]

Thanks for sharing 👍

[@mehmood7776]

Thank you so much ma'am

[@plantreviewsuk1204]

Great video!!! what daffodil varieties would you recommend most for fragrance? I love scented flowers and have several plants with a great fragrance in my garden, but I am always keen to share different experiences with other gardeners

[@johngiatropoulos3848]

Not sure I understand the difference between cutting the leaves down at the base as you describe in the first part of the video versus cutting off the leaves down at the base later in the video.

[@Redbug72]

Let 'em be now Let 'em be!

[@pjd2709]

This year some of my daffodils flowered and some didn't, why does this happen...?
Thank you for your video it was helpful.

[@Treasures328]

Hi, I bought a daffodil plant from wal-mart on valentines day. I repotted it but some of the leaves tips is turning yellow. Can you tell me what this means?

[@carolinegray3150]

Good advice

[@cqammaz53]

I was watching a different video and that person was saying to deadhead the flower so that new flowers will grow. Which method is better for more flowers in the garden?

[@davematthew21]

I saw that same video, i would say catherine here suggests to dead head the stalk of the old flower only to maintain a visual appeal of the garden to avoid yellow stalks amid green leaves, if looks isnt a concern i would keep the stalk and only dead head the colours as the stalk still is green and that means still having chlorophyl, which lets face it the more a plant has the better.

[@vickieaskew9799]

@@davematthew21 I don't think bulbs flower more if you deadhead them. I think that only works on flowering plants. Not bulbs

[@shivamrai-bt1pi]

Ma'am hi .....plz guide what kind of fertilizer to give daffodils ....my some bloom n some still green leaves .....

[@ebozzastudio7332]

Hi. Thanks for this video. And what about the other one please? My plant is dying and I don't know what to do from now.....

[@c4tmoto]

me too!!!

[@nixiewendymantila9780]

I'm waiting too

[@dannaprobst]

Did you ever post the other video (you spoke of) on when & how to get rid of daffodil LEAVES after those are dead?

[@catherinemoravec1648]

I missed the window of opportunity that year, but plan to get it this year for sure. Stay tuned!

[@carolinegray3150]

I am a new sub

[@philipjoron9626]

if you watch these videos some will say to cut the stem just below the flower and some will say to cut it off stem and all, so i guess the one that works for you is the best ,c'ant believe what they say.

[@jacquelinehorton9983]

Hi Catherine, I have cut of all dead daffodil heads ans left leaves and stems. But when the leaves die of can you take out the bulbs from pots dry them and plant in the ground? Ready for next year

[@catherinemoravec1648]

That's a smart idea. I would try removing them from the pot, drying them down by storing in a cool, dry place, and then planting them in your landscape in the fall. If they get too much warmth and moisture they sometimes think it's spring and start growing at the wrong time of year. Let me know how it goes!

[@marthacunningham9237]

Jacqueline Horton c

[@lesliejohnson4762]

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