I found my thrill…, originally uploaded by oshngrl.
Photographer oshngrl tells us about this February 21, 2009 image: This picture was taken at Garvan Woodland Gardens in Hot Springs, Arkansas in March 2009. I don’t know enough about daffodils to tell you what kind they are, but I thought they were beautiful!
http://www.garvangardens.org/visit/
You can learn more about Garvan Woodland Gardens by visiting the official site (see above link) or by visiting the Daffodil Festivals and Fields page.
sproing, originally uploaded by Lizzie~Belle.
We LOVE this photo showing nature’s determination – what a powerful thrust to go through the leaf instead of pushing it aside – amazing!
Photographer LizzieBelle tells us about this March 11, 2009 image: The photo was taken in a public garden called Grandmothers’ Garden, in Westfield Massachusetts.
Here are links to LizzieBelle’s blogs, Musings from the Otherworld (photoblog) and Not The Daily Planet, chronicling her explorations of Western Massachusetts and the Interwebs.
Spring has sprung, originally uploaded by Miss_Panama.
Photographer Miss Panama tells us: I always love daffodils. It has a lot of (good) memories. It’s a sign of the beginning of spring, when was the first time I met my other half. For me, daffodils can mean “the sun is always shining when I’m with you”.
This photo www.flickr.com/photos/hpbodart/3358055136/ was taken on March 15th, in Parc Louise Marie, Namur, Belgium.
Daffodils in the woods, originally uploaded by Photomage.
Photographer Photomage tells us about this March 13, 2009 image: The photo was taken from the road, looking in to the grounds of Rozel Manor, which is located on the British island of Jersey, near Normandy, France.
, originally uploaded by Michele Lee Grant.
We love these colors. Photographer Michele Lee Grant tells us about this March 10 image: It was made at Airlie Gardens in Wilmington, NC.
daff1, originally uploaded by ChrisA Imaginoir.
Photographer ChrisA Imaginoir tells us: The photo was taken on Mar 10, 2009 in a relatively wild area of Pt Reyes National Seashore in Northern California. I have no idea when the daffodils were first introduced to this meadow, but they’ve been growing and spreading among the native grasses and shrubs for decades.
There are now thousands of daffodils, both yellow and white, blooming for a few weeks in the spring every year. They are completely hidden from regular trails and you have to make your way though brush and across a creek to get to them, but they’re very popular with the locals who know the way…
1747 One Month Later Than Last Year, originally uploaded by andy linden.
Photographer andy linden tells us this about the March 10, 2009 image: It was taken quite near to the O2 dome and the River Thames (i’ll put the location in the photo data) in Greenwich, London, England.
All the daffodils there are now fully in bloom.
Here is the “same” photo (with mist) from last year.
a david lynch dream, originally uploaded by windybug.
Photographer windybug tells us about this March 9, 2009 image from Wye Mountain: This picture is from Wye, Arkansas, which is about 40 miles outside of Little Rock. It is at a Methodist Church there. They have a daffodil festival every year. (The festival was the past weekend, but I took these pictures a few weeks ago.) I know the festival been going on for at least ten years. Here is their site.
This place is so surreal to me. I tend to have imagery stick with me, and I actually had dreams about this place after visiting the first time. I made sure to take pictures of the cross and tree that highlight many dreams for me! It is very David Lynch to me for some reason…
You can also look at the Wye Mountain page on daffodilfestivals.com.
Woodland Daffodils, originally uploaded by Kernow Pics.
Photographer Kernow Pics tells us about this March 13, 2009 image: It was taken at www.nationaltrust.org.uk/main/w-trelissickgarden
Which is near the city of Truro, Cornwall, UK.
Can’t tell you much about them only that they are in a small wooded area behind the residence to the Bishop of Truro.
We grow daffodils commercially in Cornwall for the world market. There are literally hundreds of acres of daffs grown. Some are allowed to fully bloom to harvest the bulbs, others are hand picked for markets all over.
knight’s daffodil, originally uploaded by xaverie.
Photographer xaverie tells us about this March 14, 2009 image: It was taken in England, in the Cotswolds at the base of one of the Rollright Stones.
You can find out more about them here: www.rollrightstones.co.uk/index.php/stones/
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