It all depends on your soil analysis but maybe more importantly as to what type of soil structure you have from your soil surface on down to about 24 inches or 60 CM where good daffodil roots “might” be growing…
Turface-Expanded Shale-Coal Ash
Category: Soil
Discussions about the impact some agents have on soil as well as soil composition.
Turface
Hi All: A few years back, Turface was mentioned as a good soil lightener. I tried it and liked it but it was a bit pricey at the time. The following note was posted this morning on another list and…
How to recondition soil.
Mary Lou Gripshover was kind enough to retrieve this article by Delia Bankhead in the June, 2008 Journal. A Solar Solution, Delia.pdf It’s very helpful to know how to use the Sun in this way! Janie Vaughan
Test of daffodils at different localities
The first picture shows Symptom at January 13. We had very high temperatures in winter during December and January in Essen (Germany). The leafs of many daffodils were already very long when a period of two weeks of hard frost…
Feedback on New Introductions Earth Kind again:-))
Testing new daffodil cultivars across the country is difficult BUT by following “Earth Kind” protocols or developing protocols for daffodils that can be scientifically duplicated from one region to the next WOULD be possible. Again uniform testing of all sorts…
new introductions information & Earth Kind plant testing
The ADS and various state daffodil groups are going to miss the boat on teaming up with Earth Kind plant research to find and promote the VERY best daffodil varieties that you can plant and forget, BUT these chosen varieties…