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jieshu[2008-03-31 08:06 PM | 
]的确是洋水仙的一种。其实这个不能叫购买价格，应该叫捐款纪念，就像以前过年的时候门神阿灶王爷阿是请回来的，不能叫买 
这个是洋水仙嘛，花开得巨大的。价格么是贵了点，不过鲜切花肯定是比自己种来的价格高的。
想起来了,ttc地铁里面的canadian cancer society是有用这个花，还有别的花，来代表这个那个的。
值钱不值钱不是最重要的，重要的是天天有deals。。。。
又：反对作者自己坐沙发
值钱不值钱不是最重要的，重要的是天天有deals。。。。
又：反对作者自己坐沙发
做了个研究，叫这个名字
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引用内容The story of Daffodil Days
In 1957, a Canadian Cancer Society volunteer in Toronto by the name of Fran Shannon decided to sell daffodils to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. An anonymous donor flew in 5,000 daffodils from Victoria, British Columbia.
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Despite storms and downpours, Daffodil Days remains one of the Canadian Cancer Society’s great success stories. This annual fundraising campaign is now known as the Daffodils Days since it is held for four consecutive days in the month of April. The Daffodil has become the emblem of the fight against cancer and a symbol of hope for thousands of people directly or indirectly affected by cancer.
In 1957, a Canadian Cancer Society volunteer in Toronto by the name of Fran Shannon decided to sell daffodils to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. An anonymous donor flew in 5,000 daffodils from Victoria, British Columbia.
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Despite storms and downpours, Daffodil Days remains one of the Canadian Cancer Society’s great success stories. This annual fundraising campaign is now known as the Daffodils Days since it is held for four consecutive days in the month of April. The Daffodil has become the emblem of the fight against cancer and a symbol of hope for thousands of people directly or indirectly affected by cancer.
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