Beautiful progression! Love the bed.

I whack mine every year, but I am just whacked out. I want something I do not have to whack. I am lazy.

Thanks Arlene. On closer look, that must have been the year of my experiment, because this bed has the daff foliage kind of tucked down and around the emerging ferns. I have a similar bed on the other side of the sidewalk and that is the one I whacked that year. Can't locate a photo showing the stubbins, but it seemed to work fine.

virginiarose said:I whack mine every year, but I am just whacked out. I want something I do not have to whack. I am lazy.

Another myth BUSTED!

Todays daffs- All of these are new for me as they all went in last fall. I love them all!

Gigantic Star


Itzim


Camelot

Spectacular!! Looks like tulips in the front will take over the show when the dafs slow.

Yes, I love to plant combos of tulips and daffs to extend the spring show!

daffoldils today-

The daffs are so nice this year. Of course I added new ones last fall but my returning favorites I always love also.

Todays daffodils-

Pipit. Really small! Planted along in the third terrace of my terraces garden.


Gigantic Star.


The daffs in the front by the blackberries are confused today and don't know which way to face.


These by the trellis are just coming open.


Daffs by the slope and by the pond.


These are along the path in front of my hydrangeas.

Nice thread. This will be a good one to look at next winter when I have Seasonal Affect Disorder.

Emcys

Last little bloom.
Just the ugly foliage now.

Jmorth those are beautiful.

That foliage looks real good compared to mine. King Alfred are very tall and flop over onto the other plants. I am going to dig them up they are just too much trouble. What kind are yours? I would not mind having shorter ones, I had bought some Miniature ones but forgot to plant them. I still might do so just to see what happens, container I mean.

Susan,
I think those are tete a tete. Oh my don't think that is spelled right. They are the mini ones. Yes, I think you should plant them. They may not come up until next year.