If you’ve been reading for a while, you might remember last fall when I said, “You can never have too many daffodils.” Well, right around then I planted a couple hundred bulbs in a single bed. Below is a picture of what they looked like last week.
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- Header image courtesy of Smashing Magazine. Designed by Ratko Horvat (e-mail), Zabok, Croatia.








Erin, beautiful flowees! Love them! Do you like the rosy cloud daff? I LOVE those!
Guess what? We did it! Congratulations! I have an award for you!!
Love all daffs!
Thanks for the award — I’ll have to put that up soon. I am impressed by your determination to visit every single A-to-Z blogger to give the award.
They’re gorgeous!
Thanks, David!
Next year even more, no?
One of many wonderful things about bulbs and perennials is they multiply without effort; whether I plant more or not, there will be more! Of course, that doesn’t preclude me planting more.