Daffodil Foilage Returns - Late Winter - March 2023
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Right around this time every (early) March, the green tips of a set of daffodil bulbs emerge from the mulch in the bed behind the secondary Northern Red Oak tree. These were inherited - and I didn't plant them. I've observed them over the years - as far back as our first Spring here (2018) - and here's last year's post . They have flowered exactly ONCE. Just once - in 2021 . Will they bloom this year? I doubt it.