Picture of Daffodil in the Snow
It is still not too late to get snow says the eternal pessimistic gardener
This daffodil still manages to poke its flower above the snow cover.
Daffodils are a very hardy flower. If they are planted at the correct depths and split every 3-4 years they can give years of excellent, maintenance free, displays. But heavy wet snow can bend or break the flower stems.
This Rip Van Winkle is a special daffodil with the elongated petals but is still one of my winter favourites.
See more of our daffodil photos on Gardeners Tips
