Daffodil spring pot display

1Place a layer of broken terracotta pot crocks into the bottom of your container. Fill the pot with compost to around 20cm from the rim.

2Knock the celandine and corydalis plants from their pots and place equally around the edges of the pot. Ensure the top of the compost from their pot will be level with the top of the container's soil level, so add or take away compost under the plants to get them even.

3Arrange your ten daffodil bulbs evenly across the compost, between the three plants, checking that they're planted approximately four times their depth. When you're happy with the positioning, fill the container with compost to around 5cm below the rim, to allow room for watering. Firm in the compost as you go with your fingers.

4When the daffodil and corydalis flowers are finished in spring, keep watering and feeding the pot for six weeks before transplanting all the plants to a border, so they will flower again next year.