Daffodils are relatively resilient plants. You can plant them in full sun or partial shade, however, if they get less than half a day of sunlight, they might not bloom as well in future years. Afternoon shade can be a good thing for most plants, including sun-loving tulips. This can also stop the colours from fading, keeping them bold and beautiful for many years to come.

Daffodils are perennials which means they last through the years. Sunny and cheerful flowers, when cared for properly they will come back year after year. Just make sure you plant them in an area that is fertile and has good drainage.

When seeds have first been planted and are growing, they need plenty of water to establish. You should keep the soil moist with a watering can after planting until it rains. When the daffodils begin to bloom, you can stop watering them.

The optimum time to plant daffodils is in autumn, ranging anywhere from September to late November. Just ensure that the soil isn't too cold or dry.