Bulbs: Daffodils, 0 by wallaby1

wallaby1 wrote:
I like the spash of orange in you bunch pard, as we are getting strong winds and rain, expecting snow tomorrow, I wonder if I should cut mine too!

aggie, I wondered if the short one you have is Magic Fountains, I got a white one and it crosses well with others near it, they are more perennial than the Pacific hybrids. It has the form more of D. belladonna but immature plants can be like that. If it is Magic Fountains it might survive. This is what paghat says:

"They require full sun, in humus-rich well-draining soil & moderate moisture. Extremely cold-hardy, they can be gardened from zone 4 to zone 8, & possibly even in zone 3. They are not nearly as heat-hardy & will not perennialize above Zone 8, but can be grown in warmer climates as very successful winter annuals."

http://www.paghat.com/delphiniumdarkbee.html

Thalia has opened, we has sun before the rain came!