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pheasant eye

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pheasant eye
adonisannua, A. microcarpa.


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Home, in the Tamar Valley, blossoming cherries, slopes of pheasant eye narcissi, swathes of primroses, uncurling ferns with early bluebells and wood anemones appear incongruous through flurries of swirling snow.
11 PHEASANT EYE A VERY old and much-loved species, this has slightly re-curved pure white petals and a delicate yellow central cup, fringed in dark orange.
The native `Lent lily' - the daffodil of Wales and of Wordsworth - is just right while the only imports which fit are the Pheasant Eye kinds, sweet-scented jonquils and miniatures like the hoop-petticoat daffodil.
 
 
 
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