There’s nothing quite like seeing the first daffodils pop up from the ground. These sunny blooms are a sure sign that spring has sprung, and they can add a much-needed burst of colour to your garden after the cold and gloomy winter. But have you ever wondered how to plant daffodils in clumps?
Of course, you may already know how to plant daffodil bulbs, but there’s a big difference between planting the odd daffodil here and there and planting daffodils in clumps. As Morris Hankinson, Managing Director of Hopes Grove Nurseries, says, ‘Planting daffodils in clumps is a great way to create a more natural, meadow-like appearance in your garden.’
