Is it ok to grow tomatoes in the bed that once had daffodils in?

Question

If daffodils are poisonous does this mean I can't grow tomatoes in the bed where I have just dug the daffodils up? Or will they be ok?

Answer 1

yes that should be fine i believe i have a vegetable patch up my garden that previously had daffs in

Answer 2

Daffodils normally prepare a pair of inches boost now-purely poking in the process the soil.One a hazard reason for mis-shapen boost is spray drifting from weedkiller,if used close by. yet another excuse would desire to be an endemic affecting the bulbs,or in the event that they have been in an identical spot for a protracted time,the clump would desire to be lifted in the spring and cut up into seperate bulbs.

Answer 3

Why dig them out?
If they were left to die down naturally you will get more blooms next year.
As far as tomato's are concerned they will grow fine as long as they are fed every 3 or 4 day with high nitrogen, then when the first truss sets start using a tomato fertiliser

Answer 4

Planting in a bed that once had daffodils (and the daffs' grew healthly free from desease) won't affect whatever produce you wish to grow in their place.

Answer 5

yes it is ok to grow them but not in the bed, the best place for planting something for it to grow is a garden ya outside

Answer 6

Yes of course

Answer 7

Yes but its not OK to grow then in the bed you last slept in lol.

Answer 8

Use agood fertilizer for tomatoes and a little compost.

Answer 9

yes but change the sheets on the bed first

Answer 10

Add and dig in a bit of fertilizer and bob's you're mothers brother