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  1. 22-03-2011 #1
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    Yesterday at Beaulieu - home of National Motor Museum. Palace House is the home of Lord Montagu, and it is surrounded by daffodils!
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    Beautiful scenes, Spring wouldn't be the same without daffodils.
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    That really IS 'as far as the eye can see'. Daffodils are lovely, and Rolf is right in saying that it wouldn't be Spring without them.
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    They were really lovely, Louise!

    However, having planted a 'reasonable amount' in this new garden, and having a VERY sore wrist at the end of that time, I marvel at the patience and wrist-strength of those who planted them at Beaulieu!

    Maybe they used an agricultural machine to do it?
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    Goodness, I can understand the sore wrist - it couldn't have been easy for you. But I hope that in Beaulieu they did use a machine rather than volunteers Still, it WAS worth it, it looks fantastic.
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    I decided to check out what the machine would look like and came up with this. Funnily enough, when I planted a small patch under grass I just lifted a turf and put them under... effectively what this thing does

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