The heyday of the daffodils

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• The heyday of the daffodils
• So-called Vorblüher in the perennial flowerbed
• Bring spring into the house and garden with daffodils
• Tips

From March, daffodils show their yellow flowers

The heyday of the daffodils

The daffodils are a subspecies of daffodils with bright yellow flowers. The name of these spring messengers gives a clear indication of the usual flowering time of the popular garden and cut flowers.

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So-called Vorblüher in the perennial flowerbed

The yellow narcissus (Narcissus pseudonarcissus) is therefore called a daffodil, as it is usually in full bloom at the time of the Easter festival and attracts much attention in an otherwise rather bare and colorless vegetation. In the garden the Osterglocke is used with its bloom time from March to April often as Vorblüher in the Staudenbeet. However, the leaves should be removed after flowering only if you can already be removed with a light draw. So the plant can store enough nutrients for the following year in the perennial onion.

Bring spring into the house and garden with daffodils

Easter bells can provide spring-like colourfulness in the following ways:

Propelled specimens in the pot can be planted in the garden after blooming in the house, as the bulbs are perennial and hardy.

Tips

When cutting flowers for a bunch of flowers, make sure that wildlife is protected by law and that the juice of the poisonous daffodils can cause skin irritation.