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Hello! I would like to plant large drifts of spring blooming bulbs on our backyard hill, and I have noticed in some bulb catalogs they sell 'Bulbs for Naturalizing' - usually daffodils. I was planning on mixing daffodils with other bulbs because we have a yellow house, so I thought all-daffodils would be a little too much yellow. =) But I'm not sure which other bulbs would be 'tough enough' to natualize an area on our rocky clay hill. Does anyone have any suggestions?
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