The daffodils in the garden are really coming into their own; standing proud in the sunshine and welcoming the spring equinox. We just about had a show for St. Davids Day, 1st of March; enough for me to be able to bring some into the house.
The local church yard is awash with yellow as it holds a huge amount of the small wild daffodils.(Narcissus pseudonarcissus)
We have been set the task of drawing a vase of daffodils in virtual art group. So I have been practicing…… getting the correct yellows, particularly on the pale varieties, is very difficult. I think I need lots more practice it’s a long time since I attempted capturing these little beauties on paper. I mostly I have a “double” variety in my garden and they hardly look like a conventional daffodil. They are just a riot of crinkley little petals.
Back to the drawing board as they say ………
Illustrated Country Diary 
I love seeing your different renditions of daffodils 💐
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Thank you 🌺🌺
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All lovely!
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Thank you Beverly 🌺🌺
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Oh to be in England…! Autumn tints out my window. Ros
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It’s lovely at the moment in the spring sunshine. Are you and yours ok in the floods?
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The bottom one is elegant! Wish I were as talented as you are…
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Thanks Carole – and I wish I could grow veg like yours! 🌺🥕🌶🥬
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