12 beautiful photographs of daffodils in Cheshire
A host of golden daffodils, Chester - Credit: Philip Bale
Our friends across the Welsh border have a particular fondness for the daffodil, it’s the national flower of Wales and also the emblem most associated with the celebration of St David’s Day on March 1st.
Over here in Cheshire, the flower can be found decorating the gardens of the county’s stately homes such as Dunham Massey and as colourful borders in our towns and cities such as Chester.
But is the daffodil an often ignored bloom? With the fleeting appearances of snowdrops and bluebells, do we take the more ubiquitous
daffodil for granted? As you can see from this series of photos, we certainly shouldn’t overlook them.
Send us your daffodil photos in Cheshire at photocomp@cheshirelife.co.uk
A host of golden daffodils, Chester - Credit: Philip Bale
Astbury daffodils - Credit: John Cocks
Church in Bloom, Astbury - Credit: Helen Cotton
Daffodils at Arrowe Hall, Arrowe Park - Credit: Val Alderson
Daffodils in Malpas - Credit: Georgina Hodson
Daffodils and bluebells in Barrow - Credit: Stephen Bell
Easter on the Farm, Tatton Park - Credit: Gillian Baker
Lost Amongst The Daffodils, Dunham Gardens - Credit: Gillian Baker
Narcissus at Marton Church - Credit: Andrew Robinson
Spring daffodils, Bollington - Credit: John Odell
St. Helen's Church, Tarporley - Credit: Ceryn Whitworth
Signs of Spring, Little Bollington - Credit: Chris East
