Now is the time to go to the Morton Arboretum in Lisle, or more specifically Daffodil Glade. There you’ll find thousands of naturalized daffodils, as well as the usual spring wildflowers, among the trees. The weather was perfect when I went for a visit the other day.
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That’s a grand show of daffodils.
Thanks, Tootlepedal. Every year I look forward to seeing them. It’s as though they mark the beginning of the ‘ outdoor photography’ season for me.