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Started by star, October 01, 2011, 19:39:33

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star

My Hyacinths, Primroses and a few other things are throwing themselves into a growth spurt! Funny thing is they havent been told that the councils have been put on alert for gritting from next week  :o ???
I was born with nothing and have most of it left.

star

I was born with nothing and have most of it left.

goodlife

They decided to have summer holidays instead.. ;) ;D
Yes..its all so confused at the moments..I really do wonder if nature does get as 'excited' as us about this weather.

star

I very much doubt it Goodlife, nature works with what its got.......we anticipate too much.  :D It just looks strange because we are used to seeing spring flowers in spring.  ;)
I was born with nothing and have most of it left.

daveyboi

I saw shoots on my blackcurrant bush that looked like bursting into leaf in the hot spell but they seem to have stopped again now it is cooler.

I shall now go and look at the wild primroses to see if the same has happened here. However some years I get flowers on them at the beginning of January but this year it was March before they sprung into flower
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garrett

I spotted flower buds on my pulsatilla (Pasque flower) which normally flowers in April.

Mimi

Noticed this morning coming in from work that my forsythia is flowering  ???  weird!

Poppy Mole

Just picked 2 (small) wallflowers before transplanting them.

Lishka

 I 'rescued' 24 primroses bought from Morries destined for the trashcan at the end of the Spring by a Client - with permission I took them home and bedded them in.  All in fabulous flower right now and some had started flowering their sox off 3 weeks ago before I went on holiday.

Y'know, I'd begged said Client to let me give them a chance in a spare part of her garden, but she wouldn't.

Her loss = my gain?

Fair cheer me up, they do 8)

Lish


BarriedaleNick

My rhubarb has a nice new stem just about to burst out of the ground - first time I have seen that..
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Flighty

There was a California Poppy in flower on the plot this morning!  :)
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Steve.

I was pulling some old Foxgloves a week or so ago, one of them had a new flower spike on, one of our Honeysuckles is flowering again now.

Strange year for sure!

Steve...:)
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Digeroo

My rhubarb is also producing new sprouts, I started off thinking it was a mushroom.  My strawberries are covered in flowers and quite  a few of my potatoes have sprouted.

Trevor_D

I've got strawberries to pick, and broad beans (last year's over-wintered, which I thought I'd pulled up)! We ate a de Nice courgette this evening, and the runners are still producing. And the parsnips are looking good....

Working at the allotment this afternoon in a tee-shirt!

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