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Regarding reblooming of narcissus

11 years ago

Hello,

I planted some narcissus bulbs last summer and they did fine but this year the leaves are very long and kind of wilted but still very green. Should I trim these leaves or cut them to a length where there still stand up on their own, or just leave them alone?

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calistoga_al ca 15 usda 9
11 years ago
It sounds like they are not getting enough sun. Al
serkhab
Original Author
11 years ago
they are in an area that gets full sun, more than 8 hours I would say. If I were to cut the leaves all the way back would they die or would new leaves and flowers sprout this year? Sorry I am new to gardening in general, but thanks for replying.
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