CLEVELAND, Ohio -- After the gardening column in early April about daffodils and their special place in the heart of Northeast Ohioans, reader Rick sent a photo of flowerless healthy green leaves and ...

Spring is in full swing and daffodils are bringing a burst of yellow cheer to gardens across the country. But what happens when these sunshine blooms fade? We talked to Jinny Blom, award-winning ...

Q: My daffodils are done blooming, and now the leaves are an eyesore in the yard. Can I tie down the leaves or cut them off so they look neater? A: Tempting as it is to cut or tie back daffodil ...

A: The best time is in early May when the foliage has mostly turned yellow. Daffodil leaves naturally fade away during the summer after absorbing the sun’s energy in the weeks after they bloom. Shake ...

Q: My daffodil leaves are curling round and round; they are not growing straight. Can you tell me what’s wrong? Lisa Henry, email A: Curling leaves on daffodils can happen when they are sprayed with 2 ...

Everybody loves daffodils, but how do you manage the foliage after blooming and when do you plant the bulbs? Here are questions with answers from Iowa State University Extension and Outreach ...

Fall is one of the best times to work in the garden. The air is cooler, the humidity lower and there’s a pleasant crispness that makes being outdoors a joy. It’s also the perfect time to plant trees, ...

Spring arrived on March 20 and with it the long-awaited arrival of blooming spring bulbs. An optimism seems to fill gardeners as perky spring blooms push up, sprinkling the browns of winter with ...

Daffodils are in full bloom across the county and it’s one of the best blooms in years for the spring-flowering bulb. The bulbs seem to be everywhere, not only complementing our landscapes, but also ...

Daffodils only bloom once a year. The timing depends on how far South you live as well as which variety you're growing. Daffodils can bloom as early as late winter in the Lower South. They usually ...