DAFFODILS may be starting to die off, although these perennial blooms will return annually, as long as they are cared for correctly. A gardening expert has shared the 'critical' way to ensure they bloom the following year by deadheading them the right way.
This usually takes around six weeks for the plant to completely die off.Fiona said: “Plants may look untidy as they wither away, but you can disguise them by planting evergreen perennials and later-flowering bulbs around them.
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