Daffodils Spring Up at Quietdale Every Year
By Jean Brandau, About.com Guide
Growing daffodils from seed takes patience: the wait for a bloom for a plant grown from seed is about 5 years. Since the Quietdale daffodils have been growing over a hundred years, there are lots of blooms to admire each year.
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- Quietdale Plantation With Greek Revival Influence
- Quietdale Showcases the Old South
- Quietdale is Historic Home
- Acres of Daffodils
- Species of Daffodils
- How Daffodils Multiply
- Wind & Insects Help Daffodils
- The 5-Year Wait
- When the Bloom Dies...
- American Daffodil Society
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