How Growing Specialty Daffodils Helped Us Grow Our Flower Farm's Spring Season!

When it comes to spring flowers, the one variety I’ve been growing the longest here at Two Sisters is none other than the daffodil.

Now, there’s a lot of reasons to love daffodils- some of which we’ll get to in this video. But if you’re not yet a fan of this class of flowers, don’t worry, you’re in good company because when it came to daffodils, it wasn’t love at first sight for me either- my appreciation for this flower came much later…

So if you’re curious why I love daffodils so much, or you’re considering planting your own patch of them yourself- then keep watching because I’m breaking down everything you need to know about growing daffodils for cut flowers!

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[amessyclassroom]

Great video! It must be so fun to work on a flower farm. I used to work for a florist when I was younger.

[augustaphrodite]

Very beautiful and their smell is wonderful. I love them very much. 💞💞💞💞💞💞

[GnortsMrAlienn]

Oh I'm so excited seeing your Apricot Whirl. I just got some bulbs of it and wondered if it was as pretty as the pictures but wow, yours are so gorgeous! I've been looking at Sir Winston Churchill as well and am definitely going to order it now. Thanks for this video. 💐

[texas]

I was never a big fan of daffodils I guess because they’re just like one of those things that’s everywhere in Texas, but then I saw the Replete daffodil and the Easter Born - I fell in love! These are beautiful & even more beautiful mixed together - I can’t wait for them to bloom this year!

[courtneycullen]

I grow a ton (for a home gardener) of daffodils. And I find that thick bunch of single variety tulips as luxurious as the same bunch of dahlias. And the mini-scented ones like Geraniums? Adore. I just keep ordering them as our frostless fall stretches out. So smart.

[vivherman]

Wow!!! I never considered daff., always thought they were too delicate/short lived. But..now I want to make this happen ! If they can last 5-7 days..that's as good or better than a dahlia. Just not sure how to sell that early. I sell tulips to florists. Do florists buy your daffs.? Gonna try this next yr.!

[eleanorsimeonov]

do you know any tricks to make my flowers bloom quickly? I'm growing some for my sisters wedding, they all have flower heads but the wedding is just 10 days away and they haven't opened, any tips would be really appreciated!

[andygirl]

Ok - newbie and also your newest fan!! I’m trying to fulfill my elderly father’s dream of being a flower farmer… so I’m trying to do this in my backyard 🤣- my question is this, as someone that is in zone 9B, do I dig these up at the end of the season or leave them in? Trying to make the most of my small space. Any help would be greatly appreciated.!!

[lisabeachy]

Another great video with lots of helpful information. I was never much of a daffodil fan until I was introduced to the double varieties. They're so beautiful.

[Heggerud_gard]

Love this! But I just catched a glimpsr of ranunculus and anemones in crates, do You grow them only in crates?

[marthaduffy]

This video was so helpful. I know one of the varieties that I planted new last year was Sir Winston Churchill. I'm hoping that they multiply quickly. I am very interested in your fall sale of these bulbs. Do you recommend that we just contact you in September?

[glendahill]

Do you dig your bulbs each season and sell from your own supply? Or do you buy fresh each year?

[emedina]

Do you have any recommendations on where to purchase daffodil bulbs, both retail and wholesale? Thank you!

[mattz]

Cute dog...what is your dog name and how old too?