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The following is a list of places where you can see and photograph Daffodils in Wales. This is the start of a list that will both grow over time and hopefully we will be able to add more columns or information. Where the names in the first column is hyperlinked this links to a Location page with more information on this site and over time more of these will be added, we will be delighted if some of you would like to also produce location pages. If you have any suggestions to go on this page please do let us know via our Contact Us page.
The Daffodil is the National Emblem of Wales. It became the emblem of Wales when the Victorians decided to pin a daffodil in their button holes on St David's Day instead of the traditional leek. The tradition goes that the Victorian females did not like the perfume that was given off by the Leek and wanted something more floral, the daffodil was chosen as it signified the start of spring and the lambing season. There are two daffodil varieties unique to Wales, the Tenby, with a small orange flower and unsurprisingly common in fields surrounding Tenby. The other variety is the Welsh, a delicate flower of an orange trumpet with yellow petals. See Also:- VisitWoods.org.uk The Woodland Trusts special Woodland Website that incorporates the woods owned and managed by itself, but also those of the Forestry Commission, Wildlife Trusts, RSPB and the National Trust. Where to Photograph Daffodils in England Where to Photograph Daffodils in Scotland This list will continue to grow as we come across new places. REMEMBER if know of somewhere that you feel is a good place please let us know.
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