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12 Apr 2018

Celebrate spring with Greenbank’s Daffy Days

Close-up of daffodils
Close-up of daffodils
Celebrate spring at Greenbank Garden’s Daffodil Days event on Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 April from 11am-4pm.

Greenbank Garden is home to over 50 varieties of daffodils. There will be spring-themed arts and crafts to keep children entertained, and you can grab a spot of lunch in the café or enjoy a picnic on the lawns.

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Greenbank House

Emma Sweeney, Acting Property Manager at Greenbank Garden said:

‘After such a long winter, we are getting ready to celebrate all things spring-like by showcasing the bold splashes of colour our daffodils provide in our beautiful garden.’

The Greenbank daffodils recently featured at the Spring Show at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh alongside other National Trust for Scotland gardens, Brodie and Threave.

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