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"Virtually unheard of not to have
seen a single daffodil
The daffodils, made famous by William Wordsworth, are more than a month late this year following the cold winter. Eric Robson, Chairman of Cumbria Tourism, said: "It's virtually unheard of not to have seen a single daffodil in the Lake District by the middle of March.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/cumbria/8567629.stm
* * * I take a look at your web site daily. I have been studying climate for 30 years and am with you all the way. I live in Warwickshire in the UK. We are much further south than Cumbira and our 1st Daffodil was on the 15th March. I have no record of having to wait until March before. Keep up the good work James Hicken
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Mar 10 - Tourism chiefs in Cumbria, a county in the North West of
England, are encouraging people to "tweet" online should they spot a
blooming daffodil in the Lake District.