St David’s Day. 1st March 2018.
01 Thursday Mar 2018
Posted in Gardening, General Interest, Photography, Plantlife, Uncategorized
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The double narcissus may be ‘Rip Van Winkle’??
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Thanks Eliza.
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Very beautiful but I don’t know the name. If you find out it would be great to hear.
I would like to have some for a pot.
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As much as I like white, I still think that the yellow daffodils are best and show up better in the garden. I grew Mount Hood many years ago. I would have preferred paperwhites. However, white daffodils are great cut flowers.
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So cheerey.
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Pity as the only daffodils that we had open are under the snow.
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