Lovely clump of Spring flowers.....
By Dottydaisy2
8 Mar, 2019
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Decided to go with lower growing Narcissi, so removed all the larger, especially the tall yellow varieties last year.....
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I agree with concentrating on short Daffs, just didn't get around to buying some different ones for this year.
9 Mar, 2019
I must buy some more short ones. I only have Tete a Tete at present.
11 Mar, 2019
We will look out for more clumping varieties and multi stems as well, seems I am not alone then!!
11 Mar, 2019
this is a pretty one do you know which it is?
11 Mar, 2019
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I agree. The tall ones are just too big for a small garden and after flowering the clumps of leaves are too much.
. I have been slowly removing mine too. These are very lovely Angela. I only have tete a tetes out so far. I do have some taller ones in the white garden..Thalia and Misty Glen. There aren’t so many dwarf whites so I think I’ll keep those.
9 Mar, 2019