In a bid to conserve threatened daffodil varieties, the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) is encouraging Britons to participate in a Daffodil Count. Citizens are invited to log sightings of rare pink, white, and bonfire yellow daffodils, providing data including flower color, type, and height. Key varieties sought include the Mrs RO Backhouse, a historic pink flower, the white Mrs William Copeland, and the elusive Sussex Bonfire. The initiative aims to gather crucial environmental data and aid in preserving these unique plants, which may be vital for future breeding efforts in response to climate change.
Britons are being called upon to locate rare daffodil varieties to assist in conservation efforts, aiming to prevent their potential extinction through crowd-sourced data collection.
The Royal Horticultural Society is launching a Daffodil Count to map spring blooms and gather data on rare varieties such as the Mrs RO Backhouse and Sussex Bonfire.
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