Britain's most dynamic daffodil sprouts ten heads from a single stem

Britain's balmy weather has sent one flower blooming mad - a daffodil with ten heads from a single stem.

A genetic mutation means the yellow plant looks like an entire bunch of flowers - and has been dubbed the most marvellous daffodil ever.

13-year-old Tazmin Beckett was given some bulbs to plant at the stables where she cares for a horse, last November, but never really expected much to grow.

But when she returned to the farm in Redhill, Surrey she was over the moon to discover her unique flower.

Now Tazmin's mum Fae has dug up the fancy flower and is keeping it in a safe and secret location - in case it's targeted by thieves.