I'd wait. You might be too impatient.

Here is a link that might be useful: Propagating Perennials

Thanks, you may be right, but I'm seeing everything else coming up and it's just got me concerned.

I also planted Daffs last fall. They came up much later than established bulbs on my neighbors' yards. It might be too early for your zone. Daffodils are tough, do not give up!

You should be seeing them any day now. Mine are just starting to poke up from the ground. Good luck!

Jen

Well reading all of your responses makes me feel better. Here's another questions, do rabbits eat Daffodils? I know that they eat my tulips, but not quite sure about the daff's.

The nice part of Daffodils is they are poisonous to squirrels, rabbits, etc. So nothing will touch them. That's why we all need more Daffs!

Jen

Well with that answer (tjsangel) I'm going to plant some more Daffs this fall. How close can you plant them to tulips?

Hopefully they are just much later, having gotten planted last fall.

If they do not show up though, the following could be the reason (taken from the link below.
* They may not be hardy in the region where they were planted.
* Rodents may have eaten the bulbs.
* The bulbs may have rotted because the soil was too wet.
* If planted too shallowly, they may have frozen.I doubt that though.

No, rabbits don't bother them.

Sue

Here is a link that might be useful: bulbs-Background information & tips: