All About Daffodils - Narcissus - Jonquils

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All About Daffodils - Narcissus - Jonquils - In this video we show off some of our Daffodil collection that is currently blooming. They are definitely the late winter welcome to spring every year.
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@n0nitwitz Год назад

Just had to comment as to how much I appreciate your teaching style, Steph’s camera work, your captioning of plant names so I can easily screenshot for shopping, the quality closeups, everything about your channel is pleasing to someone who is having a more “senior” experience in hearing, sight and learning. Jam packed full of vital know how, I appreciate your generosity.

@lindaannb Год назад

I was going to say the same thing!

@Graycat1735 Год назад

Yes!

@khayescobar1819 Год назад

Yes 💯percent agree thank you very much Jim and Steph

@katherinecornette5315 Год назад

Love all the beautiful daffodils! Plus I am using them to deter voles along with alliums.

@danaconn6870 Год назад

When we moved to NC, I was amazed each spring with the daffodils. They were punny in my south Tx garden. Now, I have 5 varieties… a little short of 30,000 named varieties!😊

@glendapeters8899 Год назад

Good to hear about moving and dividing them. Someone else I recently watched said to do it in the fall. Who can find them then! Thanks to you I plan to divide some after they start to die back! Thanks for your common sense approach to gardening!! I did order from Colorblends last year and they are performing beautifully with them multiplying already!

@amynelsongreen3243 Год назад

Great video! Daffodils are such workhorses in the early spring garden. I’m so smitten with tulips, but struggle in the rainy PNW to have them look good for very long. Daffodils are much tougher and less bothered by rain. I planted Topsy Turvy in containers last year and they looked like a bowl of sherbet. So fun to have so many varieties to plant.

@bryanmcavoy5302 Год назад

I've never been a daffodil guy. But after this video, I am reconsidering. Some of those are amazing.

@dia9491 Год назад

You really should get some. They’re awesome. Easy to grow too.

@WardCastle Год назад

Hard to describe the feeling of watching daffodils pop out in the garden after the winter doldrums.

@cece_marie Год назад

Watched the 1st time for pleasure, the 2nd to add these to a ColorBlends wishlist. Put in a few big box things, can't wait to do more this year. (A video without mentioning lorapetalum!)

@judymckerrow6720 Год назад

Thank you Jim. I had to stop several times to take notes on the ones that I would like to add to my garden.❄️💚🙃

@aalejardin Год назад

I have also had good luck with Colorblends -- very few bulbs that I have to toss, so they clearly have effective quality control. It's frustrating to open a bag of bulbs and find many desiccated or rotted! They don't have as many different varieties as some specialists but they have a nice well balanced selection and excellent blends. Not to mention good prices. I had some extra Gigantic Star late last fall so I potted them up and put them in my garage as an experiment. I have been bringing them in over the last month to bloom in my kitchen and they are magnificent. Outside we are still at the crocus stage in Zone 6b but the daffs are definitely gearing up. This was an excellent video for anyone who is interested in daffs -- they are so worth the small effort of planting them.

@chrisrfan Год назад

Planted colorblends daffs this past fall…queens day and Winston Churchill along a rock wall…in between hucheras and echinacea. They are just about getting ready to pop open! I am so excited.

@maryanneyergovich9873 Год назад

Love your videos. I always wondered the difference among narcissus, jonquils and daffodils. And very interesting about how they tend to face south. Thanks so much!

@khayescobar1819 Год назад

Thank you very much Jim and Steph for sharing your beautiful garden love the colors we still have snow where we are hoping in two weeks my daffodils will start popping from the ground. 👍❤️🙏😊

@sundayk3953 Год назад

We still have tons of snow here in Ontario. Can’t wait for my daffodils and other bulbs to come up! Beautiful variates you have

@karenplante3801 Год назад

I love all your daffodils! Looks like I need to get some of the ones you have that have multi blooms. They are so showy! I planted red onions in between mine and a border of dwarf blue kale. Then, all the perennials will take them over after I harvest all those veggies. No space goes unused💚🍀💚

@gracebowden9454 Год назад

What are some examples of perennials that are going to come up to mask them as they die back?

@reneej8623 Год назад

I love this channel!!!!!!!!

@dia9491 Год назад

I saw the giant stars blooming in the garden center and they smelled so good. The whole place smelled like them. My son and I walked around searching for what smelled so lovely when we finally figured it out. They’re beautiful.

@cherylstrawn9448 Год назад

Thank you, Jim and Stephany, for the video! After watching it, I walked our yard and took pictures of the different kinds of daffodils blooming, scattered all throughout the backyard and front grove. I saw some that you showed in the video! Getting ready for our cold snap and found bushel buckets in the shed to cover the bareroot plants I planted in February that are starting to leaf out (dogwoods, spice bushes, blueberry bushes, and hydrangeas). Also have some sheets...I'm ready this time!

@mellfraze8112 Год назад

Ice Follies is one of my favorite varieties, it performs well in my zone 9b garden. We get a fair amount of crossover in bloom time between early, mid & late blooming daffs because our winters are generally very mild & short.

@DeanFamilyAcres Год назад

We planted 300+ on our place. Always appreciate your info!

@JimPutnam Год назад

Nice!

@beckyscheller9358 Год назад

Love daffodils. Also love colorblends I moved to a house with daffodils planted around 2 large ash trees that died and were taken out. So now I have “ fairy rings “ in my yard. Did dig them up and got so many to spread around,but not all. (Zone 5 Indiana) just started blooming here this week

@christelfleet6189 Год назад

I love daffodils, it’s nice to see you profile varieties that I grow here in Nova Scotia, of course we are a month behind. The ground is frozen. But I see that I have lots to look forward to. 💐

@flowerpixel Год назад

Great point about deciduous trees. I didn't think I had anywhere to grow them but I do. I signed up for colorblends

@marshawilliamson8602 Год назад

As a child, my mom taught me how to know when my birthday was near: watch for the daffodils to show their sunny faces. 🌸🐝

@kso808 Год назад

I’ve got quite a few Erlicheer daffodils. I cut some to bring indoors and they perfumed my home for several days. I’ve also had Tahiti ones in the past.

@enriquet548 Год назад

I really appreciate you putting the names on the flowers since I sometimes screenshot them to research later.

@dawnmitchell11 Год назад

For any others that are in warmer zones, I found Summer Snowflakes (Leucojem aestivum) do pretty well for me zone 8b Texas. The ones I left in the ground from spring 2022 bloomed this year and have started naturalizing! And another is Portuguese Squill (Scilla Peruviana). Hardy zone 7-10, need loose, lean soil.

@trace9657 Год назад

definitely going to be looking for some Pink Charms this fall

@denisekarres7914 Год назад

My husband and I just spent a morning walking around Gibbs Gardens in Ball Ground, GA. If you’re not familiar with it, it is a 50 acre property with rolling hills absolutely covered with daffodils in the spring

@JimPutnam Год назад

It is an amazing place;

@lindahopkins2381 Год назад

I’ve been there two times…amazing garden!!

@dianehoffman3508 Год назад

I live in Central Texas, and my narcissus, paperwhites, which I received as a Christmas gift 5 years ago, have never rebloomed. After the initial blooms and foliage died back, I planted the bulbs around a rose bush. They should get plenty of sun in the winter. I get green leaves but no bloom. I bundle the leaves and let them die before removing them. I wonder why they don't bloom again?

@Ibis333 Год назад

I have Jetfire daffs planted on a sloped, rocky side-of-the-house walkway underneath some roses that leaf out much later. Very pretty, small flowers with bright yellow reflexed petals and orange cup 10 inches high. I ordered some Thalias but they came up yellow instead of white, so this past fall I planted more. They're (supposed to be) pure white, fragrant, and they look graceful with space between the petals. My other new one for this year is Double Poets, a very ruffly wild looking white one. All mine are still under ground, except the Jetfires whose tips are just poking up under the snow.

@kathrynmettelka7216 Год назад

Daffodils announce Spring!

@miriamgrutz2132 Год назад

Thanks for the tips 😀

@irma_brenton Год назад

Thank you Jim!

@marycatalano507 Год назад

Hi Jim! Love your videos! As a beginner gardener, it would be so helpful if you could point out the names of some of the surrounding plants, trees and bushes that make your garden space so beautiful! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience! 🌷🌷🌷

@jcking6785 Год назад

Oh my! Jim does identify the plants, often with captions right on the screen. I take screenshots with those labels and keep them in a separate album on my phone (& on my iPad) for future reference and as a wish list. Jim and Stephany are by far some of the best at labeling the plants in their videos and at labeling their videos - check out their playlists! Very detailed!

@heatherw.2751 Год назад

Mary, check out the “new house” playlist on his channel. He only started this garden about 3 yrs ago and has been doing videos all along. They’re super informative and fun to watch! Good luck to you in your garden adventure!!

@BobbieJeanM Год назад

Beautiful daffodils! I appreciate all the information you give about each one including the fragrance potency. And I am looking forward to more about the late daffs and the tulips. I have two questions I hope you or someone else out there will answer. First, was the shrub in back of the Tom Pouce daffodils a witch hazel and if so what variety? I’m used to seeing yellow ones, not white and it’s gorgeous! Second, about 15 years ago I planted a yoshino cherry and then planted a circle of daffodils under it. Both are doing well but the daffodils definitely need to be divided. The problem is that roots of the cherry make it almost impossible to dig up the bulbs! Any suggestions for getting the bulbs out without killing the tree? 🤷🏼‍♀️

@fosfool3773 Год назад

Daffodils are my favorite Spring Flower. Deer resistant. 🦌 Plant it and forget it. Buy it at the dollar store, WM, or Color Blends. They all grow! EZ PEAZY!

@JimPutnam Год назад

For sure!

@fosfool3773 Год назад

@@JimPutnam Also they can easily live 100 years! Immortal daffodils!

@zxcvbnm-pb4ts Месяц назад

I like you much ❤️

@dawnmitchell11 Год назад

Question: This year was the first year I didn't chill my daffodils (zn 8b Texas) and all of my tulips, muscari, and hyacinths have come and gone. Only a couple of daffodil blooms came up. I ordered from the "South" section on Colorblends. Could that be why? I chilled all the other types of bulbs, only about two-thirds of those came up as well. I'm unsure if it was just an odd year or I need to chill the daffs as well. I had read that the more heat tolerant daffs don't need chilling.

@vickip5275 Год назад

If I grew daffodils in a pot can I plant the bulbs in the ground after they bloom? Would you wait until the foliage dies back? Thanks for all you do!

@lisagreen7499 Год назад

Great video! I have a question about bulbs. I bought somecrinium lilli bulbs. They were nice looking . I went to pot them up today & the bulb came apart in section? Is that normal? They weren’t mushy but they had an oily substation them. Have you ever seen that? I am hoping the bulbs are ok!

@wraith313 Год назад

Maybe you mentioned this and I missed it, but I have always been a bit confused as to how to utilize daffodils in the landscape. By which I mean they pop up early, then go away, leaving a space. Should they be planted basically right beside other bulbs or plants? I know you touched on it but I am curious how close is "too close". Along the same vein: When do you know it's time to divide these?

@JimPutnam Год назад

I talked about designing with them in the video. We plant them with other perennials that cover them up.

@iyzabel Год назад

Tom Pouce = Tom Pooss = means Tom Thumb in French

@barbaracarroll5008 Год назад

Love daffodils! I had daffodils that budded but dried out before opening. Some in full sun, some in part sun.. what’s wrong?

@stephaniesharkey3538 Год назад

Me too- a lovely double flower with some dried or whatever has stopped it from opening ? Zone 8- in SW facing garden

@jcking6785 Год назад

Last year, my doubles were a bust. We had lots of rain as they were swelling to open and the outer papery covering just stuck to the blooms preventing them from opening. I tried pulling it off gently but tore the blooms.😢