My daffodils have been blooming for almost two weeks and and are still going strong.

Mine are blooming and I have so many different types that they are continuing. I did notice that I did not have as large a number of blooms on my clumps of King Alfreds. The Minnows have been blooming their heads off-I need to thin them out this year. Some of the others had leaves only. They bloomed big last year so I thought they were taking a break this year.

You may want to check if your bulbs were eaten by squirrels.

I didn't think squirrels ate daffodils.

I have some daffs that don't bloom too much. I need to divide them and then give 'em a good planting with some bone meal. Some of mine could care less, clump and bloom their heads off but the old fashioned ones seem to multiply like rabbits for me but need more frequent dividing.
I looked this weekend, there are still tons of daffs blooming in the neighborhood - there are so many different types that you can get a longer season of bloom with some variety. Have you planted all different kinds?

GGG, I don't know all the varieties we have. There is an unnamed variety that blooms very early- mid February usually. This year there were just a few blooms on them I have them in various places in the yard. One called Ice Follies is usually prolific but not this year. Others just hardly had any blooms at all. Maybe next year... Buford, There's lots of foliage - I don't think anything has eaten the bulbs. Maybe fertilizer is needed. It won't hurt to try and see if it makes a difference next year. If everyone is like me, I look forward to seeing the first blooms of the daffodils early in the year. It always means spring is on the way.

Gmom, Ice Follies is usually the one I never fertilize. You might try a little bone meal late in the year. I just dig it in a bit to keep pets from sniffing it out (other people's pets, not mine! :) It can be inviting for some creatures.

The daffs I planted in '08 haven't bloomed yet but last year they didn't bloom until mid April (while I was out of town for 3 weeks and I came back and they were done). I'm still hoping they'll bloom soon as my other daffodils bloomed so early. Next year I'm going to buy another type to plant as these are not that excited about blooming for me.

I still have some that are getting ready to bloom. I think the early spring weather, then a round cold weather has all the plants a little confused. A few weeks of 50+ night and day temperatures will bring the daffodils out to bloom.

I just found the bag left over from planting my bulbs in '08. They are Golden Ducat if you want to avoid them. I got them from Costco and gave them out at my wedding so they are special to me. I just wish I could see them bloom darn it. The bag says they should bloom early spring.