The former cheerleader at Bridgewater State University, who was holding a daffodil flower, sported a bright yellow sweatsuit promoting the 48th annual Nantucket Daffodil Festival, which was held ...

You may have seen people twist or tie daffodil leaves like they’re plaiting flower hair – but both experts wouldn't recommend this technique. Nigel explains: "Tying them can damage the leaves and open ...

At the time, daffodil harvesting focused primarily on the bulbs, and the flowers often got thrown out or used as fertilizer. In 1934, Tacoma photographer Lee Merrill suggested that farmers use the ...

A gardening expert has issued important advice concerning daffodils. If you have spotted them beginning to wilt and fade in colour in your garden or alotment then you may need to act fast News By ...

Daffodils do well in full sun. I recently had Dr. Bodie Pennisi from UGA’s Department of Horticulture on the show, and she advises to divide and/or transplant spring-blooming perennials in the fall.

The daffodil is a bit of an adopted flower here in the big apple. (Actually, that’s cause for some harrumphing from ecologically minded locals, but that’s another story.) After 9/11, as a ...

The answer, of course, is no. Although daffodils are currently bursting out all over, there are other plants whose colourful flowers and foliage do their bit to bring a bit of joy to March and April.

Daffodils can brighten up a garden and make it look beautiful without much effort, but there is a simple 15-minute task gardeners should do now if they want even better flowers next spring.

I always cut my flower stems at 45 °, as it exposes more of the stem to water than cutting them straight across. However, in the case of daffodils, Denyer recommends cutting daffodils at 90°.

Flower lovers are being urged to help map daffodils across the UK - and look out for rare pink, white and "bonfire" yellow varieties. The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) is launching a "daffodil ...

The daffodil is one of many bred by the local plant breeder, Noel Burr, but has not been seen for at least 20 years. It is known for its very bright orange-yellow flower.