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February 2008

Daffodil Picture Diary

Posted by Danielle Cowell on 22 February 2008

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29th Feb 2008. Today you can see that lots of my flowers have opened. They really brighten up this cloudy spring day in Cardiff.

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28th Feb 2008. My flower is now fully open. It is bright yellow and has six large petals. It is 37cms tall. If you look inside you can see the stigma and anthers.

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28th Feb 2008. If you look at the flower from the side you can see it is shaped a bit like a trumpet.

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Here is my Daffodil Picture Diary.

Each week I will be uploading new pictures of my Daffodil plants - as they grow! Compare them with your own.

Don't forget to take part in the Crocus Drawing Competiton to win prizes!

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