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Flowering abnormalities for time of year

Discussion in 'General Gardening Discussion' started by Scorpio1968, Nov 16, 2012.

  1. Scorpio1968

    Scorpio1968 Gardener

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    I couldn't find a thread on the subject so i thought i'd start one.

    There are lots of plants flowering late, early, or even in their 2nd flowering as Mrs Resholts Campanula shows below. So i thought i'd start a thread where we can share our un-seasonal garden delights. Here goes with the Campanula in it's second flowering which is normally done by now if at all.

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    And an American Prairie Cone Flower of some description planted this year in it's second flowering.

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    Be good to see what others have got.
     
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    • Sheal

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      I noticed two weeks ago I have a couple of daffodils sprouting in my lawn, at least six weeks early.
       
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      See my post here.

      Also, up until about a week ago Impatiens niamniamensis was still blooming in the main bed..............
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      The first decent frost got what was left of it (I had been slicing it up for cuttings).
       
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      Well, we had a Winter of confusion last year when Spring flowering Shrubs and plants decided to attempt to flower 2 to 3 months early. Perhaps we're in for another session.:scratch::snork:
       
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      I was working out in my front garden today and I'd like to confirm many of my daffodils are now above ground.......that's far to early. :scratch: The sign is now up asking callers to stay off the lawn. :)
       
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        While out walking in the countryside today, I spotted a bramble flower.
         
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            We have Freesias and Anenomes up and the Acacia trees are already blooming ... and that should be February / March here! :hate-shocked:
             
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