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What makes a real daffodil, explained by Tasmanian breeding expert
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What makes a real daffodil, explained by Tasmanian breeding expert

A real daffodil has six petals and intact reproductive parts. Breeder Rod Barwick taught prospective judges these rules at a Hobart training session.

Why it mattersFlower shows need trained judges to maintain standards. This training helps gardeners join the judging community.

AustraliaTasmanian gardeners now have a structured pathway to become daffodil judges at upcoming Hobart and Claremont spring flower shows this month.

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