After planting daffodils, tulips, and other bulbs in southern UK, water thoroughly once to settle the soil and deter animals from digging in disturbed earth. Thereafter, water only if no rain falls for more than 10 days. Bulbs develop roots all winter; consistent moisture ensures a strong root system for better spring blooms.
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