In this video I will tell you how and when to plant daffodils in the fall. I will show you the correct reproduction of daffodils by dividing the bulbs. It is difficult to imagine a suburban area without beautiful placers of daffodils. The flower is impeccable in all respects, unpretentious both in terms of growth and care, frost-resistant. Diseases are not particularly worried, pests, too, even mice do not eat. Most varieties do not need to be dug up annually, not a flower, but the happiness of a grower. The first thing to do is to determine the place for planting daffodil bulbs. It is necessary to divide the bulbs of daffodils by dividing, if the time has come, in this way the reproduction of these flowers occurs. Before planting, daffodil bulbs must be treated for pests and diseases and a planting pit prepared. Apply the necessary fertilizers and try to make the soil breathable. After that, you can plant bulbs of daffodils. Here you need to know at what depth to plant the bulbs of daffodils and at what distance. And most importantly, you need to know when to plant daffodils in the fall so that they have time to take root and delight us with beautiful flowering in the spring.