According to Leanne Hullett, Director of Oncology Services at Trinity, Daffodil Days puts into motion Trinity s mission of bringing hope and healing to the Quad-Cities. Cancer touches so many of us. Almost everyone knows of a friend or relative who has had or has cancer. Through Daffodil Days, Trinity joins the community in honoring those loved ones by supporting the fight against cancer. With their emphasis on gardens and flowers, the Botanical Center thought Daffodil Days was a perfect way to demonstrate their support of the American Cancer Society.
Daffodils are the flower of hope.
The American Cancer Society suggests that daffodils be ordered for offices, lobbies, as a way to surprise a friend or loved one, to say thanks to customers or employees, or just to say goodbye to winter and welcome spring.