Daffodil leaves often push up during warm spells in January or February. The foliage is cold‑hardy and rarely damaged by freezing temperatures. Flower buds remain protected deep in the bulb until spring.
If you’re concerned, scatter a thin layer of pine straw over the emerged leaves. Otherwise, do nothing—the bulbs will bloom on schedule.
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