Instantly recognisable thanks to its bright yellow petals, the daffodil is considered the national flower of Wales.
The flower’s Welsh name: Cenhinen Bedr, literally translates as ‘Peter’s leek’ (leeks having been a symbol of Wales since before the 16th century) and tend to come into bloom in many parts of the country around St David’s Day (Wales’ national day) on 1 March.
