[Shamps]

Hi folks,

There are some daffodils on our plot (about 6- grown by the previous owner), they've flowered and died now.  I am just wondering am I able to dig em' up and plant them elsewhere on the plot, theyre just in the wrong spot, I don't want to just get rid of them altogether if possible?

ta

[HLS]

They'll be OK to move once the leaves have died right away, but I don't know about moving them before that - I haven't tried.

[Eatyourgreens]

I would let them die down as much as you can, then you can put them in a temporary trench/pots and let them die down fully, preferably in sun as it's this time after flowering that is building next years flowers. A foliar feed wouldn't go amiss either.


Bob

[Pep]

I've just sat down and logged on to ask exactly the same question  .  Most of mine are in the wrong place. 

I have dozens but only had 5 or 6 flowers, the same as last year, so presumably they're set at the wrong depth??  After I have lifted them and let them dry out, can someone confirm please that they should be set again in autumn?

In UK I had them in the ground for years and never had cause to disturb them.

Hope you don't object to me using your thread Shamps.

Pauline

[joyce c]

Hi folks,

There are some daffodils on our plot (about 6- grown by the previous owner), they've flowered and died now.  I am just wondering am I able to dig em' up and plant them elsewhere on the plot, theyre just in the wrong spot, I don't want to just get rid of them altogether if possible?

ta

To make room for my raised beds, I moved quite a few daffs just before flowering, and bless them, they still gave me a good show.