“You should always wear gloves when cutting daffodils as this sap can also be toxic to humans, causing some people to have a rash or itch when handling them." When placed directly into a vase of ...

With spring slowly creeping in, daffodils have begun blooming around us. Not only are daffodils becoming part of our outdoor scenery again, but you might’ve spotted them popping up in the ...

Daffodils and jonquils look alike, but they're different plants The terms “jonquil” and “daffodil” are often used ...

And while it’s a common belief that because of the toxic sap you can’t mix daffodils with other flowers in a vase, it’s not entirely true. Good news if you enjoy seeing a mix of spring ...

You’ve probably noticed some thick, sticky stuff at the ends if you’ve ever cut daffodils—and this is where the sap comes from. This sap contains toxins, and when put in a vase, it can ...

He added: "Not only that - but if you put them in a vase with other flowers, it can make them flop. So next time you're handling daffodils, be careful not to get any sap on your hands." ...

The golden daffodils and jonquils and narcissus are truly heirloom flowers in America. Old abandoned homesteads, ancient graveyards and cemeteries and landmarks still bear witness every springtime ...