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Not the same species that bloom in the spring.

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On 30/11/04 0:52, in article ,
"Cereus-validus..." wrote:

Not the same species that bloom in the spring.

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Yes and daffodils - that's why I asked the question.
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Not the same species that bloom in the spring.

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Yes and daffodils - that's why I asked the question.
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We've had spring bulbs in pots just showing their heads for a few weeks. We
thought it was weird as well. They seem to have just sprouted and stopped
though! The ones in the ground haven't shown any signs of sprouting yet.

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Snowdrops appeared 10 days ago , Daffs just appearing and one
cowslip in flower.

Derek

East Staffordshire

In article ,
(Sacha) wrote:

Yes and daffodils

Spring Iris here since early November

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On 30/11/04 15:00, in article
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In article ,
(Sacha) wrote:

Yes and daffodils

Spring Iris here since early November

Steve Harris - Cheltenham - Real address steve AT netservs DOT com
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Oh, it really does make you hope those holly berries are wrong....!
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On 30/11/04 0:52, in article
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"Cereus-validus..." wrote:

Not the same species that bloom in the spring.

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Yes and daffodils - that's why I asked the question.
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We've had spring bulbs in pots just showing their heads for a few weeks.
We thought it was weird as well. They seem to have just sprouted and
stopped though! The ones in the ground haven't shown any signs of
sprouting yet.

I've got some crocus in a lawn which have come up about 3 inches and then
stopped.

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Not yet, but some of my echinops (globe thistle) have just produced a new crop
of flowers, and some roses are still producing new flowers (St. Helens, Lancs.)

Bevan

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I've got some crocus in a lawn which have come up about 3 inches and then
stopped.

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Got Daffodils, crocus etc up in the garden, also in tubs, got iris ret.
crocus and anemones in tubs in the porch but they are well up now.

Mike

On 30/11/04 11:36, in article ,
"Janet Baraclough.." wrote:

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On 30/11/04 0:52, in article ,
"Cereus-validus..." wrote:

Not the same species that bloom in the spring.

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Yes and daffodils - that's why I asked the question.

My neighbour's tete-a-tete narcissi have been showing leafbuds since
early November.

Janet.

I noticed snowdrops coming up on the village green yesterday, so am going to
do a close search of the garden today. We have literally thousands of
snowdrops, all coming up at different times, usually, so I can't imagine
that some aren't making a start here if they are in other places. But we
still have all sorts of things blooming in the garden, including Salvias,
and some of the trees still have a few leaves on. Yesterday, at Dartington
Cider Press, we noticed an oak tree that still has plenty of leaves, some of
them still fully green.
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In article ,
(Martin) wrote:

Our neighbour's apple tree still has most of it's leaves.

Mine still has. In fact, a week ago, it had every single one.
The gooseberry has only started to do the deciduous thing in the last
couple of days. The blueberry went about a month ago.


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On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 00:07:47 +0000, Sacha
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Don't know about snowdrops, but camellias in west Cornwall are already
in flower. An article in last week's Cornishman newspaper featured
camellias flowering in one of the 'stately home' gardens west of
Penzance (Trewidden), and we've had Contessa Lavinia Maggi in flower
for two weeks. They'll catch it if it turns cold :-(


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Don't know about snowdrops, but camellias in west Cornwall are already
in flower. An article in last week's Cornishman newspaper featured
camellias flowering in one of the 'stately home' gardens west of
Penzance (Trewidden), and we've had Contessa Lavinia Maggi in flower
for two weeks. They'll catch it if it turns cold :-(

We have lots of flowers too - but do they know something I don't? I
thought it's been about as cold and dark and damp as it always is in
November :-(

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Klara, Gatwick basin

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I have one snowdrop coming up in a pot, but it is marked "reginae
olgae" which I understand to be Autumn flowering. I bought it last
pring.

Pam in Bristol