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Snow drops are in bloom (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Duke Leto
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stuart C smith
swansong
my snowdrops are out, as are my wild primroses but the daffodils are in late bud still. at my local l.n.r. we have had katkins and pussey willow out for over a week.Duke Leto said:
stuart C smith
swansong
thats how they should be, with a little snow, great pic thank you.nirofo said:
stuart C smith
swansong
well, woke up this morning and my snowdrops have snow on them. just as they should.stuart C smith said:
There are 22 acres of Snowdrops and Aconites at Walsingham Abbey in Norfolk. According to the local paper, they're opening for visitors a little earlier than usual as the plants are "slightly ahead of themselves this year".
Apparently it'll be open from the first w/e in February, 3 pounds for adults.
I went last year and it is quite a sight. Well worth a visit!
Thomas
Apparently it'll be open from the first w/e in February, 3 pounds for adults.
I went last year and it is quite a sight. Well worth a visit!
Thomas
Aparrently some daffs r out to,,,,,,,,,,,,we had thunder an lightning on 21st jan too,,,,,,,,wierd,,,,,,,,,,daffs out in herefordshire,
http://wyenot.com/news/2007-01-24-3.htm
http://wyenot.com/news/2007-01-24-3.htm
davidearlgray
davidearlgray
Lots of Snowdrops out in Leicester City and the surrounding countryside, today!
Earl Gray.
Earl Gray.
Hi Folks,
I came home this afternoon to a lovely sight of 2 clumps of orange crocuses in flower, I did have a clump of small purple ones flower in November but they got bashed by the wind and rain, wonder if they will flower again? The weather here is mild and damp and there were clusters of midges hanging around, met a friend who said her bulbs were coming up covered in aphids.
It is definitely the warmest January I can remember and according to the news it is the warmest January since 1916 or 1906.
Ann :egghead: :flowers:
I came home this afternoon to a lovely sight of 2 clumps of orange crocuses in flower, I did have a clump of small purple ones flower in November but they got bashed by the wind and rain, wonder if they will flower again? The weather here is mild and damp and there were clusters of midges hanging around, met a friend who said her bulbs were coming up covered in aphids.
It is definitely the warmest January I can remember and according to the news it is the warmest January since 1916 or 1906.
Ann :egghead: :flowers:
