For the first time we travelled to Te Anau for the last show of the season. What a wonderful event – amazing flowers, wonderful friendly people and a glorious part of the country. Great fun! Barndance gained a Premier division 3 for me again
On the way home from Te Anau we turned off the highway early and took in the glorious site of the daffodil plantings at Kaihiku.
Both sides of the road are also planted for miles in either direction
Our youngest grandson inspecting the daffs for prize winners and the leaves – no virus there Nana!
These were shattered by hail last spring (see photo journal 2010) – they’ve recovered well haven’t they?!
Nursery set in rural South Otago stocking native plants, grasses, perennials, trees and shrubs and bulbs. Specialist in daffodils and welcome visitors in spring to view the collection of over 800 named varieties. The daffodil barn has a photographic display for out of season selection of these spring beauties.
