Pamela Moresby
Here are some Daffodils in Twin Oak drive Cornwall park. They are all gone as summer is practically here in Auckland New Zealand.
Daffodil Day is a day New Zealanders donate to the cancer society, and people wear plastic Daffodils to help medical research fight cancer. We do it for anyone who has an encounter with cancer.
Daffodil Day is in September.
What an interesting and great idea.
Thanks Ghostwriter so much.
Very beautiful tradition…
Very beautiful tradition.
Was really super to know about Daffodil Day!!!
Thanks its great to use Daffodils to help others.
It was a great and beautiful effort to overcome cancer cruelty.
Thanks Albert, anything that improves the lives of people is good.
Yes! I totally agree with you.
A very beautiful tradition … even in our country, we have the day a fight against cancer
Thanks anything to help people is great. It means a lot to me, because I’ve had relatives and friends die from cancer. It pays to have regular medical checkups.
happy daffodil day to you
Thanks so much Alex glad you like it
you really know your way around nature
Pamela is here with her daffodils at the beginning of May
Yes, Daffodils often blossom in May although some blossom at June, July ,August or September We live in the South Pole so our seasons are opposite to yours. Thanks Lado. Daffodils are officially blossomed in September.
Very beautiful picture!