You know of course that daffodils require frost in order to flower?

"Daffodils are quite tolerant of cold, especially with a covering of snow, and are grown to the Canadian border. The only exceptions are a few tender cultivars, usually tazettas, such as the popular Paper White. Daffodils can also be grown throughout the South with the exception of parts of Florida which are free of frost. A cold treatment—natural or induced—is needed for flower bud initiation. "

http://daffodilusa.org/daffodils/faq.html#How%20long%20is

"Have you ever wished you had a pot of daffodils in bloom to brighten the days in the middle of winter? You can, and easier than you think.
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Bulbs can be planted anytime from mid-September to December, depending on when you want them to bloom. The bulbs need a minimum of 13 weeks of cold treatment; 15 weeks is better."
http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/daffodils/96059

You would think the girls would know something about growing flowers. Oh, well.