Daffodils By Ewhurst Lake
This beautiful scene of daffodils flourishing by a lake, is at Ewhurst Park in Hampshire, UK.
Ewhurst Park in Hampshire is a 374-hectare rural estate known for its biodiversity and sustainability projects, including a rewilding initiative focused on restoring natural habitats like lowlands, grasslands, water bodies, and woodlands. Here the elements – daffodils, a lake, and surrounding trees – align perfectly with this description.
The rewilding project at Ewhurst Park specifically mentions "restoring our water systems back to full health for both wildlife and people to enjoy" and "creating scrapes to slow down the flow of water, filter pollutants and sediments, and seasonally hold water," which supports the presence of a lake feature as seen here.
Ewhurst Park hosts various events and aims to reconnect people with nature, offering a beautiful natural habitat for visitors to enjoy, as noted in user reviews.
Daffodils are easily recognisable by their six petal-like tepals surrounding a central, often contrasting, trumpet or corona. They typically have yellow or white flowers and grow on sturdy, long green stalks with slender leaves. These perennial bulbs are native to Southern Europe and North Africa but are widely cultivated globally. Daffodils thrive in well-drained soil with plenty of sun or light shade and are suitable for containers, borders, or naturalizing in grass. All parts of the daffodil, particularly the bulbs, are poisonous if ingested, containing the toxic chemical lycorine.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narcissus_(plant)
Daffodils By Ewhurst Lake
This beautiful scene of daffodils flourishing by a lake, is at Ewhurst Park in Hampshire, UK.
Ewhurst Park in Hampshire is a 374-hectare rural estate known for its biodiversity and sustainability projects, including a rewilding initiative focused on restoring natural habitats like lowlands, grasslands, water bodies, and woodlands. Here the elements – daffodils, a lake, and surrounding trees – align perfectly with this description.
The rewilding project at Ewhurst Park specifically mentions "restoring our water systems back to full health for both wildlife and people to enjoy" and "creating scrapes to slow down the flow of water, filter pollutants and sediments, and seasonally hold water," which supports the presence of a lake feature as seen here.
Ewhurst Park hosts various events and aims to reconnect people with nature, offering a beautiful natural habitat for visitors to enjoy, as noted in user reviews.
Daffodils are easily recognisable by their six petal-like tepals surrounding a central, often contrasting, trumpet or corona. They typically have yellow or white flowers and grow on sturdy, long green stalks with slender leaves. These perennial bulbs are native to Southern Europe and North Africa but are widely cultivated globally. Daffodils thrive in well-drained soil with plenty of sun or light shade and are suitable for containers, borders, or naturalizing in grass. All parts of the daffodil, particularly the bulbs, are poisonous if ingested, containing the toxic chemical lycorine.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narcissus_(plant)