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I have seen unlikely as it seems (once) A bed of daffodils in late january in derbyshire some 5 or more years ago as I saw it with my own eyes that was the proof still hard to believe thou weather conditions or not, even to see a Single daffodil now middle january is Going to be rare, If sunderland is the Location for the flowering Iris another Unknown as far as I know even on the south coast I,d be very surprised, I,ve got snow drops Out in the garden in flower but this is their natural time till into march. |
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"Bloody hell, I always demand a bunch of trumpet daffs for my birthday and its hard to get them and that's beginning of march
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Exactly the same here...they're a long way off, be a couple of months in my garden! |
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"I have seen unlikely as it seems (once) A bed of daffodils in late january in derbyshire some 5 or more years ago as I saw it with my own eyes that was the proof still hard to believe thou weather conditions or not, even to see a Single daffodil now middle january is Going to be rare, If sunderland is the Location for the flowering Iris another Unknown as far as I know even on the south coast I,d be very surprised, I,ve got snow drops Out in the garden in flower but this is their natural time till into march. "
Blimey. I'm closer to france than london and my daffs haven't even poked their noses up yet. Although a couple of tulips have just broken surface.
Wonder what its like down cornwall? |
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