This year have enjoyed going for a few runs in the good weather over
Easter and would like someone to explain to me how it is that you can be
on country roads, in the middle of nowhere and you'll find a solitary
daffodil flowering at the side of the road. Just the one, maybe two, not
usually more. Then, a few miles down the road, exactly the same. Who
does it ? Is there a phantom daffodil planter out there who plants them
on grass verges in the dead of night ? Is it the birds ? I've never seen
birds pecking the seed heads off daffys. Dropping bulbs from a great
height ?
Now I've noticed it, I see it all over the place. I'll be glad when the
season's over as it's driving me mad ? Answers on a postcard please
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