I park my container daffodils in a hidden corner of the garden, not the shed. They get to die down naturally and receive any rain going throughout the year. These received that treatment and are into their 4th year.

Just had a thought - we don't know where you are situated. Leaving pots outside through the Winter might not work if you are in a cold area. But they can certainly stay out in the summer.

Thanks for the reply. I'm in Oregon, on the coast across from Portland. My dafs disappear every year I plant them, not my tulips tho. This was another idea in hopes of having some. Will it be okay it they dry out? Thx

I can't tell you if they'll be OK dried out because I have never done it. Wild daffodils don't come from the sun baked Balkans like Tulips so they aren't evolved for a dry summer. I just do the easiest thing which is to simply stick the pots in an out of the way corner and forget about them so I've never had to work out how to 'store' them.

Thanks for your suggestion. I will try that then, if they don't return at least it wont be the first time, lol. Maybe daffs just arent my thing....