Spring’s daffodils will soon be finished for the season. Experts share what to do with the flowers after flowering, with all ...

A: Sometimes, folks get a bit anxious and cut the foliage of bulbs away too early (right after they’re finished flowering). That may contribute to fewer blooms the next spring. Leaves need to ...

But they're not the only plants to tend ... The same method applies to most bulbs – they need to keep photosynthesising after flowering to replenish the bulb for next year.

Gardener, Adam Kirtland says daffodils 'are more than just a pretty face', warning that the flower can be 'seriously sneaky' ...

Avid gardener Adam Kirtland, who shares his tips on social media and his podcast View From The Potting Bench, says daffodils have a number of hidden properties that people should be aware of ...

Typically, this does not mean it is invasive ... (Les Parks) While most spring flowering bulbs prefer full to part sun, Spanish bluebells (Hyacinthoides hispanica) are one of the few that do ...

Once established, clumps of daffodil bulbs can survive for more than century, flowering and augmenting themselves through naturalisation every year. The Royal Horticultural Society holds the ...