Suppliers of fresh, high-quality, welsh daffodils, cauliflowers, leeks, mushrooms and daffodil bulbs

At Really Welsh we love our sport, whether it's rugby, cricket, football, badminton or bowls we don't care we'll support any Welsh competitor.

We are so 'batty' about sport that the new pavilion at the SWALEC Stadium which is home to Glamorgan Cricket is the Really Welsh pavilion and at the start of the 2008 season we gave away 3000 tickets to Really Welsh customers to see the first game being played at the new stadium.

The SWALEC stadium was also the setting for the 1st Ashes test of 2009, a huge honour and the first time an ashes test has ever been played in Wales. Really Welsh were there to cheer on the sides and those eagle eyed among you may have seen our logo next to the players balcony. We took the opportunity of a crowd of thousands right on our doorstep to sell our ice cream throughout the five days of play, it proved to be a huge hit with even the aussie fans admitting to liking our Swirley Bassey.

You might have seen one of our inflatable daffodils at a Wales rugby game- we gave away 10,000 at the Wales v Ireland game in 2007 (a game that we lost unfortunately) or though we've since seen the daffodils in all sorts of places, including in the audience of 'The Last Choir Standing' and at the Joe Calzaghe v Hopkins fight in Las Vegas.

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We do love a game of rugby (who doesn't?) and most people agree judging from the response we got when we ran a competition on our cauliflowers to win tickets to see the Grand Slam decider in 2008 against France- we received thousands of entries.

We also gave 200 lucky Really Welsh winners tickets to see the Cardiff Blues in the Heineken Cup-  we love all Welsh rugby teams so if you're from another region why not get in touch.

Keep an eye on our competitions page for all the latest chances to win and if you know about a sports event that you think we might like then let us know by clicking on feedback at the bottom of the page