Daffodils in January? and some signs of the mild winter...

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Re: Daffodils in January? and some signs of the mild winter.

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long time since iv been on here but yeah loving this weather lookin like could get back to double figures next week again :D I have geraniums still in leaf and not had to bring indoors, climbers putting leaves out, roses still flowering, daffs, tulips, coming up, bedding plants still alive!! and look to be flowering again this spring
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Your going to have nothing to wait for Dave... :lol:
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You will feel the cold temps soon dave. I don't want to put a downer on your growth and temps as its great but the whole of the UK is going to be feeling some of this cold at some point by the sounds of things. :(
I found a caterpillar on my echium this morning when i removed the draped fleece so it had its final days. :lol:
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My Lapageria rosea, P. caerulea and Eccremocarpus scaber are growing.

Hellebores - one flowering, others coming up.
sanatic1234

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otorongo wrote:My Lapageria rosea, P. caerulea and Eccremocarpus scaber are growing.

Hellebores - one flowering, others coming up.
I have an hellebore still in flower from last year!
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Mean temp this month so far (1-20 Jan) - 8C. I reckon the average mean Jan temp is around 4 or 4.5C here, so quite an unusual January! I know it's not over yet, but it looks like it's set to end up well above average.
stephenprudence

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here so far it's 6.6C, which is just above average (81-10) though it's felt much colder than this. I suspect by months end it'll be average or just below (around 4.5 to 5.5). Actually it's been a typical month without the mild days and the frost..
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every things coming to life.
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otorongo wrote:My Lapageria rosea, P. caerulea and Eccremocarpus scaber are growing.

Hellebores - one flowering, others coming up.
Here also growth in Lapageria.

Alexander
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Leaf buds on my Acers.
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Re: Daffodils in January? and some signs of the mild winter.

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My goji berry has greened up again.

Most deciduous things have leaf buds. The only things that don't must be the kiwi and grapevine.

Also actively growing are the Pandoreas and Rhodochitons.

Edit: Roses next door are flowering :)
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