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After a long cold winter, a bright spot of yellow is a welcome sign of Spring! Daffodils are so easy to plant and care for … After digging a hole about 6 inches deep and planting the bulb (pointy side up) in a sunny spot, there is no need to fertilize or prune. They will sprout and bloom in early Spring. Fortunately, daffodils and hyacinth are not appealing to deer, rabbits, and squirrels/voles/moles. Daffodils should be planted in the Fall. They are Spring’s earliest bloomers, and will coax you to come outside for a peak!

For the beginner gardener, daffodils are an excellent start to build a garden. They are easy to plant, grow and maintain.

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A video posted by itsgardeningtime (@itsgardeningtime) on Mar 20, 2016 at 7:42am PDT

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A video posted by itsgardeningtime (@itsgardeningtime) on Mar 12, 2016 at 4:08am PST

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Check your local Home Depot, Lowe’s, online Burpee Gardening or eBay for their selection of spring-blooming bulbs! To learn how to plant, fertilize and prune your way to a gorgeous garden, subscribe to our YouTube channel!