[header] How to fertilize daffodils [title] Fertilize daffodils when the soil needs additional nutrients. [step] Once planted, daffodils usually flower again every year without too much assistance from you. However, because they stay in the ground for a long time, the surrounding soil can become depleted as the plants use up the local nutrients. <sep> (A) Most daffodils make excellent compost. [substeps] If the daffodils aren't wintering, each year, fertilize them more slowly with a fertilizer not found in real plants. (B) [substeps] Daffodils usually bloom in spring, and have multicolored blooms along the stem. During the warmer months, daffodils may produce sugar berries for purchase at local grocery stores. (C) [substeps] In summer, daffodils can grow anytime between april and october. Spring and summer: daffodils can grow year after season as long as they stay rooted. (D) Fertilizing is necessary to replace the soil's depleted nutrients. [substeps] Daffodils also reproduce by division of the original bulb, which means more plants eventually occupy the same space.
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