What to do with daffodils in pots after flowering

Daffodils are the quintessential spring bulb. Whether indoors or planted straight into the garden, spring is just not spring without the delicate daffodil cups swaying gently in the wind.

And with plants as popular as the daffodil comes extensive hybridization and cultivation that provides endless choice and variety.

When planting in containers, for indoor décor or patio pairings, you need the right daffodil variety.

Container daffodils are usually smaller, able to grow in space-constrained pots, and don’t mind a bit of crowding.

Daffodils in pots over winter

These fourteen cultivars do just that, returning each year with more and more blooms without hassle.

1. Ice Follies

Ice Follies is an incredibly popular daffodil with many brilliant qualities.

This cultivar is part of the ever-popular large-cupped daffodil grouping that tops consumer charts.

The blooms are a brilliant white, dusted with a touch of gold in the center petals. It has also won several awards, including the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Award of Garden Merit and the Wister Award, given by the American Daffo

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