You can find more information, photos and advice sheets on all the plants and recipes that we talk about in this podcast by heading to the links in the show notes or on our website at sarahavin.com. Welcome to Grow Cook Eat Arrange with me, Arthur Parkinson and Sarah Raven. In this episode,

we're talking about Narcissai and Purple Sprouting Broccoli. So of course, now is exactly the time

for Narcissi. And I often get asked this question. Do you, Arthur, what's the difference between a narcissus and a daffodil?

Yeah, I guess. I don't think there is really.

No, I think people get worried, don't they?

Yeah. It's just, it's the Latin name for daffodil. So you can use daffodil, but I suppose I tend to think the daffodil is the thing like the lint and lily or, you know, the bright yellow thing that you see kind of at Easter often and a narcissist, I tend to think of a slightly more delicate, I suppose, but basically a's is just a Latin name for a daffatil.

So I think we could leave it like that. What are your favourites?

Well, I have to be honest, I don't have a single one on the front garden, mainly because I find

that they look far nicer and at their happiest, in my opinion, in grass in an orchard.

I love the...

I probably, if I was to pick one, it would probably be the species one.

There's a gorgeous photo of a really old orchard with gnarled apple trees in Jasper Comran's book, Country.

And you'll know the species name, but it's this complete naturalised, you know, flock of the most lovely

lemon, curdy yellow, not rubber duck yellow. I do find it a bit retina irritant when I see

avenues of rubber duck yellow daffodils on the side of the road. I mean, they're better than

nothing. I'm very pleased that we've got daffodils on the road side,

but they're not what I'd describe as beautiful.

I find them quite.

I find that yellow almost like a danger sign yellow.

So I much prefer the species diluted yellow, more cheerful.

Yeah, like yellow stripes on the road to tell you to stop parking.

Yes, exactly. That's exactly the shade of yellow that I find most. Yeah. I'm afraid that's why there are

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