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Daffodils are perennial plants with sturdy stems and beautiful, linear leaves. Their wonderfully fragrant flowers are quite large, either solitary or clustered. Based on the shape of the flowers, daffodils are divided into narrow crown and cyclamen flowered, broad crown and double, bouquet, poetic, and triple types. By choosing different varieties, the blooming period can be extended from late March to early June. The traditional colors of the flowers are white and yellow. Daffodils grow best in moderately moist and fertile soils. They can be planted in full sun or partial shade; if grown under trees, they bloom later but do not lose their vivid colors. It is recommended to replant daffodil bulbs every 4-5 years, as the flowers will become smaller and the plant will bloom less. Daffodil bulbs are planted in mid-September, 2-3 bulbs deep, depending on the soil. These wonderful flowers do not compete with other garden plants, so they can be composed in rockeries, pots, or other decorative zones. They are most often planted in groups and less frequently individually. By selecting daffodils of different colors and heights, a stunning spring flower bed can be created.