The end of spring in the garden is a rather bittersweet time; we are forced to bid our tulips and daffodils farewell, but it's also when the rest of the plants come to life.
Whether or not you know what to do with your daffodils after flowering, it's often a small nuisance realising you've used one of your favourite pots on a plant that won't be flowering anymore. And with most perennials, tulips and daffodils, along with other spring florals, need to be allowed to die back before they're moved or overwintered.
