All my daffodils are in pots. I normally throw them away after they
have flowered as I find that they are all blind if I try to use them
again. Is there any way, feeding etc, that I can keep them and make
sure they flower again next year?

Bookworm wrote:
All my daffodils are in pots. I normally throw them away after they
have flowered as I find that they are all blind if I try to use them
again. Is there any way, feeding etc, that I can keep them and make
sure they flower again next year?

Have a look at this:http://www.flowerfarm.co.uk/daffodils_aftercare.htm

I presume you use fresh bulb compost every year?
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Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.co.uk
South Devon

I grow some daffs and quite a few Tulips in pots; I leave them in the
pot all year, but I find the secret is when they come into bud, feed
them.
A high potash feed is best - something like tomato feed with an NKP
of 15:15:30 is good. Apply at half strength weekly for 4 weeks or
until the leaves begin to decay.
Clifford
Bawtry, Doncaster, South Yorkshire