RHS
Britishabbreviation
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Royal Historical Society
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Royal Horticultural Society
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Royal Humane Society
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"Yellow daffodils are far and away the most popular, not unsurprising, for their welcome burst of colour," said Dr Kalman Konyves, the RHS's principal plant scientist.
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The public will be able to report suspected pink daffodils to the RHS by sending in photographs, which will be sent to expert botanists to examine.
From BBC
Speaking to BBC Radio Wales, RHS chief horticulturist Guy Barter said they would then ask the participants to send in a bulb so they could grow them at the John MacLeod Field Research Facility at Wisley, Surrey.
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The RHS, in partnership with the conservation charity Plant Heritage, are also looking for two other rare daffodils - the white double flowered 'Mrs William Copeland' and orange and yellow double flower 'Sussex Bonfire'.
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Last year, the RHS's Daffodil Diaries campaign received over 3,000 submissions in the hunt for rare daffodils.
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