Wordsworth Daffodil Garden
Westmorland and Furness, England
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About this day out
The Wordsworth Memorial Daffodil Garden is a local community project at the heart of Grasmere Village, nestling between St. Oswald's churchyard and the River Rothay. Opened in 2003 in honour of Wordsworth's famous poem 'The Daffodils', it will eventually contain swathes of wild daffodils. The garden raises funds to promote the heritage of Grasmere and its traditional customs.
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- Free entrance; visitors may sponsor a personally engraved Lakeland slate paving stone, shrub, or wild daffodil
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