My Winter Jasmine (J. nudiflorum) has three flowers on it already. It was
transferred from my brothers garden in May and has done rather well in my
garden growing from about 75 cm to 140 cm. My sister-in-law says it's
normally January when it flowers in their garden.

--
Steve

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My Winter Jasmine (J. nudiflorum) has three flowers on it already. It was
transferred from my brothers garden in May and has done rather well in my
garden growing from about 75 cm to 140 cm. My sister-in-law says it's
normally January when it flowers in their garden.

And yet we have dandelions and Valerian still flowering here and the
Fremontodendron outside my window seems to be putting out new leaves.
--
Sacha
http://www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon
(new website online)

Steve Turner writes
My Winter Jasmine (J. nudiflorum) has three flowers on it already. It was
transferred from my brothers garden in May and has done rather well in my
garden growing from about 75 cm to 140 cm. My sister-in-law says it's
normally January when it flowers in their garden.

Mine has too ( a lot more than 3). It's usually early November when it
starts so it is a bit early.

I also have flowers on Clematis montana and C armandii, and Hamamels
mollis. And the Viburnum bodnantense has been well out for some weeks.
It seems wuite a few things have had their timing put out by this
miserable summer.

--
Kay

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On 8/10/08 08:16, in article
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My Winter Jasmine (J. nudiflorum) has three flowers on it already. It was
transferred from my brothers garden in May and has done rather well in my
garden growing from about 75 cm to 140 cm. My sister-in-law says it's
normally January when it flowers in their garden.

And yet we have dandelions and Valerian still flowering here and the
Fremontodendron outside my window seems to be putting out new leaves.

And I have primroses.

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Rusty
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I'm still picking runner beans.

On 8/10/08 18:46, in article ,
"Rusty Hinge 2" wrote:

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On 8/10/08 08:16, in article
, "Steve Turner"
wrote:

My Winter Jasmine (J. nudiflorum) has three flowers on it already. It was
transferred from my brothers garden in May and has done rather well in my
garden growing from about 75 cm to 140 cm. My sister-in-law says it's
normally January when it flowers in their garden.

And yet we have dandelions and Valerian still flowering here and the
Fremontodendron outside my window seems to be putting out new leaves.

And I have primroses.

Wild ones?! Not cultivated-gone-dotty?
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Sacha
http://www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon
(new website online)

On 8/10/08 22:13, in article , "Granity"
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'Sacha[_3_ Wrote:
;818392']On 8/10/08 08:16, in article
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wrote:
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My Winter Jasmine (J. nudiflorum) has three flowers on it already. It
was
transferred from my brothers garden in May and has done rather well in
my
garden growing from about 75 cm to 140 cm. My sister-in-law says it's
normally January when it flowers in their garden.-

And yet we have dandelions and Valerian still flowering here and the
Fremontodendron outside my window seems to be putting out new leaves.
--
Sacha
http://www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon
(new website online)

I'm still picking runner beans.



But that's late, whereas some of this is either early or 'never stopped'!

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Sacha
http://www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon
(new website online)

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ilkes...rld.com wrote:
My Winter Jasmine (J. nudiflorum) has three flowers on it already. It was
transferred from my brothers garden in May and has done rather well in my
garden growing from about 75 cm to 140 cm. My sister-in-law says it's
normally January when it flowers in their garden.
And yet we have dandelions and Valerian still flowering here and the
Fremontodendron outside my window seems to be putting out new leaves.

And I have primroses.

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Rusty
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Noooooooooooooooooooooo!!! In Norfolk Rusty? I will be there next
week, fancy a coffee Rusty email me?

Judith

My Winter Jasmine (J. nudiflorum) has three flowers on it
already. It was
transferred from my brothers garden in May and has done rather
well in my
garden growing from about 75 cm to 140 cm. My sister-in-law
says it's
normally January when it flowers in their garden.

Mine also has several flowers - I didn't think to count them.

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I'm still picking runner beans.

Well, yes, I usually do, until the first frost gets to work. We had one
light frost which crinkled a few leaves, but didn't touch the marrows.
(Of which I have six plants, and plenty of marrows yet to pick)

Strangely, the marrows in the garden of next-door-but-one have been
terminated with cold precision.

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Rusty
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And I have primroses.

Wild ones?! Not cultivated-gone-dotty?

Yes. proper wild ones.

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Rusty
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Noooooooooooooooooooooo!!! In Norfolk Rusty? I will be there next
week, fancy a coffee Rusty email me?

Might well do - I've a Sheddi Sailor coming to East Angular in his
land-yacht near the end of the week, and I may be out on the local shoot
- probably on Thursday, which may leave Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
No buses here on Saturday or Sunday - though Oi have a boike.

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My Winter Jasmine (J. nudiflorum) has three flowers on it
already. It was
transferred from my brothers garden in May and has done rather
well in my
garden growing from about 75 cm to 140 cm. My sister-in-law
says it's
normally January when it flowers in their garden.

Mine also has several flowers - I didn't think to count them.

I haven't looked at mine. I'll try to unforget to do so.

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And I have primroses.

Wild ones?! Not cultivated-gone-dotty?

Yes. proper wild ones.

And we have birds that appear to be thinking about mating and nesting. Two
robins were squabbling hammer and tongs in the greenhouse today and as for
the grass, it isn't even thinking of slowing down.
--
Sacha
http://www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon
(new website online)