cut the swollen part. That's where the daff creates its seed.

I hope someone knows how to make them multiply. In my southern garden, some return, some don't and I think for us it has to do with how wet it stays in the clay beneath our beds.

Thanks cynthianovak-

That's what I thought but wanted to be sure. Guess what I will be doing tomorrow? There is a hillside that gets alot of sun on Main Street in Newtown, CT and every year these daffs come up first. They multiply and look beautiful year after year. The used to belong to a farm that is long gone and no one looks after these daffs but they continue to provide so much beauty. I guess between God and Mother Nature their needs are met.

Thanks again,
suebot in CT