Summary
A rare type of pink daffodil, called 'Mrs R.O Backhouse,' might be found in UK gardens, and experts are asking people to help locate them. The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) is running a campaign to map these pink flowers to preserve them. People are encouraged to report any sightings by sending photos to the RHS.
Key Facts
- 'Mrs R.O Backhouse' is a rare pink type of daffodil in the UK.
- The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) is leading a campaign to track these pink daffodils.
- The public can report sightings by sending photos to the RHS.
- Experts will examine reported sightings to confirm the flower type.
- The RHS wants to breed and reintroduce these rare flowers to wider cultivation.
- There are about 30,000 daffodil varieties in the UK, but only 6% have pink colors.
- The campaign also seeks other rare daffodils like 'Mrs William Copeland' and 'Sussex Bonfire.'
