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Amazed to see snowdrops in bloom today. A tad too early for my liking but it has been unseasonably warm up here.
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How lovely!
I keep meaning to plant them every year- and then forget!
I planted some tete a tete daffs about a month ago- and the leaves are already 2" high!
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Good heavens, that is really early.Comment
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Even more amazing taking into account how far North we are. These found in Milltimber, a suburb of Aberdeen. Didn't have my phone with me so couldn't take a picComment
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No sign of snowdrops here but my camellias are flowering - they usually start at Christmas.Comment
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No sign at all of my snowdrops yet. I'm looking forward to a bumper year because I split them again last spring. Go back with your camera AP?Granny on the Game in SheffieldComment
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I must go and have a look for mine.Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better...Albert Einstein
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It's not quite cold enough here but it won't be long!Whooops - now what are the dogs getting up to?Comment
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Won't be at that customer again till next Wednesday and even then only weather permitting. I normally have my phone(camera phone) with me but somehow left it at home today. Only noticed when I went to take a pic of the snowdrops too and then felt totally nekkid without it.Originally posted by Florence Fennel View PostComment
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My Exocordia and Philodelphus are trying to flower!! They usually flower in May/June!! I'm really worried that they won't flower properly next year. It is insanely warm down here.
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