Gardening expert David Denyer has urged Brits to follow one 'vital step' after buying a bundle of daffodils from the supermarket. Otherwise, you'll risk harming your skin - and killing your other bloo ...

The bright yellow blooms are a sign that spring has sprung – but gardening expert David Denyer has urged people to follow one 'vital step' after buying daffodils ...

In a statement to the Mirror, Mr Denyer explained that when the bottoms of daffodil stems are cut, they release a 'sticky sap' that is toxic to both plants and humans. To avoid skin irritation or a ...

They're a delight to behold and a sure sign that Easter is on its way ... Otherwise, you will risk your daffodils killing other flowers in the home- and can trigger some pretty nasty side effects ...