Gardeners urged to check for rare, pink daffodil this spring

The RHS is urging gardeners to check for a rare pink daffodil in their gardens this spring, as part of a nationwide effort to protect and conserve the flower.

Planting daffodils is always a popular choice for gardens across the country. For many, these trumpet-shaped blooms are the first sign of spring, while their bold yellow heads instantly brighten up any garden.

The RHS’s Daffodil Diaries , a scheme determined to map out the UK’s daffodils and locate three rare or historically significant varieties, is back for its second year. But they can’t do it without your help. Here’s how you can get involved and do your bit for daffodil conservation.

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