Countryfile Season 28 Episode 13 The Daffodil Way

In this episode of Countryfile, the team explores The Daffodil Way, a stunning nature trail through the beautiful Welsh countryside. Matt Baker meets with a group of volunteers who are working to maintain the trail and preserve its natural beauty. He also learns about the history of daffodils in the area, and how they came to symbolize the resilience of the people of Wales.

Meanwhile, Anita Rani visits a nearby farm where they have diversified by planting daffodils for the cut flower market. She gets her hands dirty as she helps with the harvest, before learning about the process of preparing the flowers for sale. She also meets with a couple who run a bed and breakfast and who offer their guests a unique experience of being able to stroll through their private daffodil fields.

In addition, Tom Heap investigates the impact of climate change on Britain's native daffodil species. He speaks with experts to learn about the challenges that these plants face, including changes in temperature and rainfall patterns. He also visits a garden where they are working to preserve rare varieties of daffodils, ensuring that they will still be around for generations to come.

To round off the episode, Ellie Harrison takes a leisurely walk along The Daffodil Way, enjoying the beautiful views and taking in the sights and sounds of nature. She reflects on the resilience of the daffodil in the face of adversity, and how its story mirrors that of the Welsh people. As always, Countryfile provides a thought-provoking and informative look into the natural world and the people who care for it.