The glorious pick-your-own daffodils field in Nottinghamshire that you should definitely visit this spring
This Insta-worthy beauty spot comes alive during spring
At this time of year road verges, gardens and woodlands come alive with the yellow and green of daffodils.
The vibrant flowers, officially named narcissus, are commonly seen throughout the UK between February and May.
Their beautiful bright yellow and cream colour make them an instantly recognisable plant and a symbol of the return of spring.
Many of us enjoy having bunches of daffodils indoors at this time of year to provide a much-needed dash of colour, but obtaining the flowers isn’t always an easy task.
In the UK, picking daffodils, or any wild plant, from public areas or private land without permission is illegal under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981.
Thankfully, there are ways and means of picking daffodils without breaking any laws, including pick-your-own (PYO) fields.
Whaley pick-your-own Daffodil Field
The go-to place for PYO daffodils around these parts is the appropriately-named Daffodil Field in Whaley, on the Nottinghamshire-Derbyshire border.
The huge field contains thousands of glorious daffodils ready to be picked.
Entry to the field is priced at £10, which includes three bunches of daffodils.
To book your slot, visit the Daffodil Field Facebook page for more information.