HomeblogThe valley of the daffodils Each year, millions of daffodils come into flower across Hughenden Valley, near High Wycombe. So many people had told me about the bright river of daffodils that flows through Hughenden park in the spring time, but it wasn’t until I found myself walking there one afternoon that I realised quite how incredible this planting is. These plantings are vast. So many daffodils altogether means the air smells so wonderfully warm and delicate. In the afternoon sun, families laze, take endless photographs of one another, and play in between the drifts of golden trumpets. This is how daffodils look best: in as big a planting as is possible. Not scattered around a flower bed, or in pots, but taking over the landscape for themselves: white, yellow and orange. Share this:Share One Response Gaz@AlternativeEden April 7, 2012 Looks great, and not too far from us, we ought to try and get over to see them (and smell them) before they go over. Reply Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Your email address will not be published. Name* Email* Website Comment Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email.
Gaz@AlternativeEden April 7, 2012 Looks great, and not too far from us, we ought to try and get over to see them (and smell them) before they go over. Reply
