THE show must go on, according to local florist Vanessa Pringle, who didn't let COVID stop her from raising funds for Bathurst's Daffodil Wig Library.
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Ms Pringle was initially apprehensive about how many daffodil bunches would be bought due to the current COVID regulations, but was thrilled when they ended up selling out.
She even sold more than last year.
"We ran out, so I went and picked some out of my garden and sold them as well," she said.
To remain as COVID-safe as possible, the florist created a drive-through featuring some fancy bollards and red rope.
"It ran really smoothly; everyone stayed in their car and everyone did what they were supposed to do," Ms Pringle said.
IN OTHER NEWS AROUND BATHURST:
Vanessa Pringle Floral Designs raised more than $3000 for the Daffodil Wig Library, which will be put towards the development of lotions and skin care products for cancer patients' scalps.
Ms Pringle was very thankful to everyone who supported the cause.
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Amy Rees
Journalist at the Western Advocate in Bathurst since May, 2021.
Journalist at the Western Advocate in Bathurst since May, 2021.
