Tourism, however, isn’t the only thing that these picturesque isles are famous for. It’s become near-impossible to look for flowers – particularly at this time of year, when narcissi are everywhere – ...

In spring these are swapped for narcissi, gold gorse and yellow fists ... there are over 80 of these on the Isles of Scilly. They’re unique to these islands and West Cornwall on the mainland.

The bewitching landscapes of the Isles of Scilly offer a wonderful ... and posting the islands' sweet pinks and narcissi across the UK. Scilly's flower growing industry began in the 19th century ...

On Seaways Farm the crop of scented narcissi is in full bloom. Since December the family-run farm on the Isles of Scilly has been dispatching its fragrant harvest to the mainland by the armful.

Expect to see a profusion of wild narcissi in spring and blue agapanthus ... Book both ferry crossings or flights through ...

True, they do prefer that visitors call their home "the Isles of Scilly," rather than ... When I was there in late October last year, Scilly's white narcissus were just passing their peak ...

The Isles of Scilly have spectacularly good conditions for growing flowers – particularly the daffodils and other narcissi which we're now seeing everywhere. Pictures by Emily Whitfield-Wicks. Writing ...

In spring these are swapped for narcissi, gold gorse and yellow fists ... there are over 80 of these on the Isles of Scilly. They’re unique to these islands and West Cornwall on the mainland.

which makes humans appear an endangered species and explains why Scilly is so unspoiled that it ranks as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. During spring, the isles are awash with narcissi and ...