This stunning walk has been named one of the UK's best for this spring featuring an incredible walk filled with golden fields of wild bright yellow daffodils.

Tempted to pick those bright-yellow daffodils near your house? You might want to think again - or get slapped with a hefty £5 ...

The carpets of spring daffodils may be a tempting solution for those who forgot to organise a Mother’s Day gift. But police have warned picking the wild flowers is a criminal offence - and could ...

Several other bulbs do well in coastal Virginia for spring flowering. Here’s a look, from Les Parks at Norfolk Botanical ...

Picking daffodils from public parks for Mother’s Day could result in a four-figure fine, or even a prison sentence, police have warned. Those caught picking wild flowers, which is a criminal ...

Under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, it is illegal to intentionally pick, uproot, or destroy certain wild plants without authorisation. Those caught could face fines of up to £5,000 per ...

A daffodil festival, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary, is looking for a new chairperson to "pick up the mantle" and ensure its future. The Kempley Daffodil Weekend started in 1974 when ...

Daffodils are quite common and easy to grow ... Camassia species go by a number of names, including camas, quamash and wild hyacinth. Their flowers are tall and most commonly a blue-violet ...

But most of these blousy golden flowers have been planted. We have a true, wild daffodil, Narcissus pseudonarcissus, but it is a smaller, more demure plant with a special charm of its own.

Still today, each spring, a smattering of daffodils emerge from the loamy soil ... ancient trees are the norm and white-tailed deer and wild turkeys roam the forest and tarpon chase fat menhaden ...