at Harlow Carr
Lysichiton americanus is a strikingly beautiful flower but, as its nickname, yellow skunk flower, suggests, it's best to admire it from a distance!
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at Rosemoor
Planted in drifts in banks and meadows, this pretty, low-growing daffodil announces spring at Rosemoor. The flower resembles a hoop petticoat as it sways in the breeze, hence its nickname.
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at Hyde Hall
The quintessential flower of March is the daffodil and they range from tiny, small-flowered species to large cultivars in a range of yellows, creams and oranges. Narcissus 'Quail' is an outstanding, fragrant variety.
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at Wisley
These are excellent specimen trees and particularly suitable for a small garden. In spring they bear masses of pale red flowers that shimmer in the breeze.
Find out more about Prunus incisa 'Kojo-no-mai'