My primroses have lost track of the seasons - I've just found one
already in flower! It's the wild P. vulgaris but they seed around
apparently happy in a shingle path under the north facing wall of the
house, so I leave them be and hand weed it. A few years ago we had them
in flower over Christmas and New Year and I thought -that- was early...

--
Sue

In reply to Sue ) who wrote this in
ws.net, I, Marvo, say :

My primroses have lost track of the seasons - I've just found one
already in flower! It's the wild P. vulgaris but they seed around
apparently happy in a shingle path under the north facing wall of the
house, so I leave them be and hand weed it. A few years ago we had
them in flower over Christmas and New Year and I thought -that- was
early...

That's what I was trying to say about the Crocuses in the other thread down
there ...

My two surviving Ipomoea have JUST budded. I reckon they have just a
fighting chance of flowering next week before we start to get the cold
[shivers in anticipation]

"Sue" wrote in message
reenews.net...

My primroses have lost track of the seasons - I've just found one already
in flower! It's the wild P. vulgaris but they seed around apparently happy
in a shingle path under the north facing wall of the house, so I leave
them be and hand weed it. A few years ago we had them in flower over
Christmas and New Year and I thought -that- was early...
Sue

And the rhododendrons at the end of the street are coming into bloom too
!!!!!!!
Jenny

"Sue" wrote in message
reenews.net...

My primroses have lost track of the seasons - I've just found one
already in flower! It's the wild P. vulgaris but they seed around
apparently happy in a shingle path under the north facing wall of the
house, so I leave them be and hand weed it. A few years ago we had
them in flower over Christmas and New Year and I thought -that- was
early...

--
Sue

Welcome to the club Sue.
Here in Notts I have wild violets growing in the gravel paths and in the
lawn and today I found a single large ripe strawberry which I scoffed
quite slowly.....yummy.
Also found about six or so strawberry flowers which I don't expect to
mature because the gods of slugs, mice and Tony Bliar all have it in for
me !!
pp.

p. pleater writes

"Sue" wrote in message
freenews.net...

My primroses have lost track of the seasons - I've just found one
already in flower! It's the wild P. vulgaris but they seed around
apparently happy in a shingle path under the north facing wall of the
house, so I leave them be and hand weed it. A few years ago we had
them in flower over Christmas and New Year and I thought -that- was
early...

Welcome to the club Sue.
Here in Notts I have wild violets growing in the gravel paths and in the
lawn and today I found a single large ripe strawberry which I scoffed
quite slowly.....yummy.
Also found about six or so strawberry flowers which I don't expect to
mature because the gods of slugs, mice and Tony Bliar all have it in for
me !!
pp.


I thought it was time for our annual 'flowers out of season' thread ;-)

For me, it's wisteria.

--
Kay

In message , K
writes
p. pleater writes

"Sue" wrote in message
dfreenews.net...

My primroses have lost track of the seasons - I've just found one
already in flower! It's the wild P. vulgaris but they seed around
apparently happy in a shingle path under the north facing wall of the
house, so I leave them be and hand weed it. A few years ago we had
them in flower over Christmas and New Year and I thought -that- was
early...

Welcome to the club Sue.
Here in Notts I have wild violets growing in the gravel paths and in the
lawn and today I found a single large ripe strawberry which I scoffed
quite slowly.....yummy.
Also found about six or so strawberry flowers which I don't expect to
mature because the gods of slugs, mice and Tony Bliar all have it in for
me !!
pp.


I thought it was time for our annual 'flowers out of season' thread ;-)

For me, it's wisteria.

I passed a rather prostrate white-flowered Rhododendron a few days back.

I noticed a Meconopsis cambrica flower in the garden earlier today.
--
Stewart Robert Hinsley

Stewart Robert Hinsley writes
In message , K
writes
p. pleater writes



I thought it was time for our annual 'flowers out of season' thread ;-)

For me, it's wisteria.

I passed a rather prostrate white-flowered Rhododendron a few days back.

I noticed a Meconopsis cambrica flower in the garden earlier today.

?? - we always have a few at this time of year. I thought that was
normal?
--
Kay

"K" wrote in message
...
p. pleater writes

"Sue" wrote in message
dfreenews.net...

My primroses have lost track of the seasons - I've just found one
already in flower!
snip
Welcome to the club Sue.
Here in Notts I have wild violets growing in the gravel paths and in the
snip

I thought it was time for our annual 'flowers out of season' thread ;-)
snip
Kay

Yes it's strange again, the pomegranates are setting fruit for the second
time this year:-)

"p. pleater" wrote in message
...

"Sue" wrote in message
reenews.net...

My primroses have lost track of the seasons - I've just found one already
in flower! It's the wild P. vulgaris but they seed around apparently
happy in a shingle path under the north facing wall of the house, so I
leave them be and hand weed it. A few years ago we had them in flower
over Christmas and New Year and I thought -that- was early...

--
Sue

Welcome to the club Sue.
Here in Notts I have wild violets growing in the gravel paths and in the
lawn and today I found a single large ripe strawberry which I scoffed
quite slowly.....yummy.
Also found about six or so strawberry flowers which I don't expect to
mature because the gods of slugs, mice and Tony Bliar all have it in for
me !!


Infamy..infamy...they've all got it infamy...Frankie Howerd GRHS