Nothing says spring like a bright yellow, cheery bunch of daffodils in the shops or in gardens and grass verges across the country. They're a sign of brighter, longer days to come. These colourful ...

Nothing heralds the arrival of spring in Ireland quite like a vibrant bunch of daffodils adorning shops, gardens and grass verges nationwide. They're a beacon of the brighter, lengthier days that ...

Think for a moment about spring flowers, and likely two of the most common to come to mind are daffodils (Narcissus ... Just don’t mow the grass too short until the starflower goes dormant ...

The Society advises they grow well in containers, borders and grass, while there are a range of flower shapes, forms and sizes to choose from. Daffodils are sold as dry bulbs in late summer and as ...

"I like to plant daffodils in places where they can die back naturally," says Jinny. Think long grass or spring borders where other plants will soon grow and cover the fading foliage. Nigel agrees: ...

"I like to plant daffodils in places where they can die back naturally," says Jinny. Think long grass or spring borders where other plants will soon grow and cover the fading foliage. Nigel agrees ...