elleng
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Fri Mar-21-08 08:14 PM
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Edited on Fri Mar-21-08 08:16 PM by elleng
Stopped by my house where daffies are out; no spade or spoon, so could only break flower off with long stem. Its looked great for 3+ days.
If I'd been able to scoop out bulb with flower, could I have replanted it elsewhere, for continued blooming and next year too?
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Fri Mar-21-08 08:52 PM
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| 1. It probably would have survived replanting at this time. |
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Fall is the best time to replant daffodils. My sister and I moved and had to replant some of our daffs in the spring when they were blooming, and almost all survived and came back strong the next year.
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