It's just that the unseasonable conditions are fooling the plants into
believing that it is time for them to be active and productive. Most
years, about March, they get a rude awakening with the Siberian winds
and reality is established.

Regards,
EmrysDavies.


"Keymoo" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I have some daffodils popping up (about five inches high already). I
also
have a clematis which has been flowering since November and still has
buds
and flowers on it.

What's going on? Is this normal?

I live near Bedford.

--
Keymoo

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(removing spaces, replace dot with . and replace at with @)



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