Why Are Daffodils Blooming Everywhere This Year?

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Asked By Fl0werP0wer99 On

I've noticed that daffodils seem to be popping up all over the place this year! On a recent drive, I saw what looked like hundreds of thousands of them covering the grass along the roads. They weren't there at all last year. Is there a reason for this sudden abundance?

3 Answers

Answered By Bloom4U On

It could be due to a few things! Sometimes, harsh weather can damage the flowers before they fully bloom, or maybe they were cut back last year before they had a chance to grow properly. Another possibility is that they were planted late last year, so they’re only coming up now!

Answered By NatureFan00 On

I'm with you on this one! I've noticed a ton of daffodils in my area as well. Plus, the primroses have been blooming since Christmas! It really seems like they're loving the conditions we've had this season.

Answered By GreenThumbJ23 On

Absolutely! I've heard that slugs are way down this year, which means they aren't munching on the flowers like they usually do. It might also help that we've had some nice warm weather lately, especially in the midlands. My tulips are thriving too! Just keep an eye out for the colder spell coming up, it might put an end to their run.

DaisyLover88 -

Exactly! The warm weather seems to have really helped them out this year.

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