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Sat, Dec 29, 01 at 21:32

The site did most certainly exist, off highway 18 or "Rim of the World Drive." Most regrettably, the area burned during a forest fire a couple of years ago. The Rim of the World Drive is a national scenic highway- Ask any of the locals between Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear, and they'll assure you, the story 'was' true- The flowers and grounds were beautiful!

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Posted by Clare z6 MO (My Page) on
Thu, Feb 7, 02 at 20:37

I read about this and saw photos somewhere. Can't remember if it was in a magazine or at a website. It was an imaginative place, like the garden a child might design.

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Posted by thedaffodilgarden CA (My Page) on
Sat, Apr 12, 03 at 12:13

The garden in the San Bernardino Mountains in Southern California is alive and well -- and RIGHT NOW in full bloom!

Lots of updated info on the daffodil garden:
http://www.geocities.com/thedaffodilgarden/

It is breath-taking. If you live in Southern California, go see it for yourself.

Here is a link that might be useful: The Daffodil Garden

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Posted by Nigella 8b-9a-steamy (My Page) on
Tue, Apr 15, 03 at 3:29

Yes, I shouldn't think that even if there were a fire that bulb plants would be tremendously affected. After all, they're under the ground. A bomb might not even bother them too much.

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Posted by kcphillips CA mtns. zn 8 (My Page) on
Mon, May 5, 03 at 13:38

Hi. Daffodil garden is still alive and well. See directions in my other posting under 'Favorite Story (get your hanky out)'. Everyone was curious to see if daffodils would return after the fire; sure enough, the following spring saw the blackened mountainside covered with daffodils and tulips. Pretty amazing!

--Karen

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