How to Deadhead Daffodils

Daffodils are a characteristic sight in British gardens, their cheerful yellow trumpets heralding the start of spring and hinting at warmer weather to come. Blooming from February to May, these perennial beauties will flower year after year if given proper care.
Deadheading – the process of removing spent flowers – is a traditional step if you want to ensure your daffodils return strong and healthy next spring. Read on to discover why, when and how to deadhead daffodils correctly, along with some important aftercare tips.


