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1973: Will We Ever See BLUE DAFFODILs? | Nationwide | BBC Archive
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7:25Now Playing"I don't know that we improve on nature - we augment it, perhaps."
Nationwide reporter James Hogg pays a visit to Michael Jefferson-Brown, an esteemed daffodil breeder. Mr Brown is personally responsible for some 25 varieties of daffodil, and is on a mission to create ever more exciting new variations of the flowers. He believes the possibilities for breeding are almost endless, and is working towards the creation of a blue daffodil, though he does not expect to see one in his lifetime.
Originally broadcast 17 April, 1973.
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