Daffodils Not Blooming? Here's the Solution | In Doug's Garden
Vložit
- čas přidán 21. 04. 2020
- Gardening expert Doug Oster shows how to lift and separate daffodil bulbs in the spring to get them to bloom next year. The 'Van Scion' cultivar he fell in love with decades ago was introduced in 1620!
#garden #daffodils #DougOster #gardener #gardening #daffodil #InDougsGarden #bloom #homegarden #flower
🌷 🌱 🍄 🌿 🍅 🍃
“Gardening is fun,” Doug says, “you can truly enjoy every day spent outside when you’re tending vegetables, flowers, shrubs, and trees.”
Whether you’re new to gardening or a seasoned tender to your backyard oasis, Doug Oster has something to offer everyone! Simply put, he loves writing about gardening and highlighting gardeners.
Beyond writing, Doug is also an Emmy Award-winning producer, and television host. You can catch Doug hosting The Organic Gardener Radio Show, every Sunday morning at 7 a.m. on Pittsburgh’s KDKA Radio, and read his feature articles in the Pittsburgh Earth Day’s Green Voice e-newsletter.
Visit Doug's website and blog: dougoster.com
Follow Doug on Instagram: dougoster
Follow Doug on Facebook: doug.oster.garden
Follow Doug on Twitter: dougoster1
#DougOster #InDougsGarden #GardeningWithDoug
A-LOT-2-DO and A-LOT-2-ENJOY are one and the same for gardeners like you. Thanks Doug.
Great video, Doug! I had some daffodils similar to those doubles behind the garage. They haven't bloomed in years. I just went and checked, looks like there's still one bunch of them, you've inspired me to dig them and move them!
Give them a little Bulbtone too. Good for you, they will be happy and so will you when they bloom.
I wished I could get one or two bulbs from you Doug.
This can happen the same for IRIS if not enough sun or too packed and need divided they will not bloom. Thanks I agree best to do it in the Spring while on your mind and can see them. OUT OF SITE out of mind I always forget to move them. Wonderful naturalizing effect these flowers give to the spring before the mower is an issue. Waiting still for our crocus to appear they usually are around the time our Daffodils are out?
Thanks so much for this very informative video! 😢…just noticed the deer ate the tips of my pink tulips. Happy gardening to you and your subscribers!
That's their favorite food! Spray them with deer repellent, I use Bobbex.
Great tips, Thanks... 👍
Thanks for watching!
Really good job, I’m going to try this in the spring.
Thanks, I hope you do! Let me know how it goes.
nice job done
Thanks!
Can I pot spring bulbs, keeping them inside and transplant them when they start to sprout? I'm trying to prevent my squirrel friends from eating the bulbs.
Are they in the ground now? Or are we talking about doing this in the fall. If it's the latter, you can pot bulbs up in containers, but store them someplace cold, like an unheated garage. Then bring them out when the time is right. You could put tulips towards the bottom, then daffs and then crocus towards the top. Make sense?
@@InDougsGardenThanks for responding and yes, it makes sense. They're spring bulbs, Hosta Blue, Triteleia and Liatris.
what is that shrub blooming yellow?
Kerria, it's a wonderful shrub for the shade that gets about 8x8 feet. I love it!
My daffodils has reached full bloom already since the 9 of March what can i do to get them to rebloom sometime this spring or this summer
Hi Mick, that's the beauty of daffodils, they only bloom in the spring. We wait all winter for them and are thrilled to see the harbingers of spring.
@@InDougsGarden its still winter and they are n full bloom already i was asking if there is something I can do to get them to rebloom this year
@@mickmill3314 Nothing I know that you can do.
Did they flower?
I think I would have thrown the small bulbs into a couple of holes. Pity to waste them.
They are blooming nice this season. I know what you're saying, but there were tons of tiny bulbs.
A-LOT-2-DO and A-LOT-2-ENJOY are one and the same for gardeners like you. Thanks Doug.