Although they are an early flowering Russian variety, they've never been this early before, I'm really pleased. Photo is on my desktop so will post that later.
Some, but not all snowdrops are in bud here, daffs still only about 2” tall if that. Usually start of February here, well into March and April for daffs. Then I’m cursing them because I want to plant out and the greenery is taking its time to die off!
Gardening on the wild, windy west side of Dartmoor.
It is beculiar isn't it Cornelly? My other snowdrops (different varieties are only just poking through the soil but I've just noticed my potted fuschia has new blooms on.
@Lizzie27,..lovely to see and those Russian varieties are quite tall,..yes these days one could write a new book on when blooms are expected,..the old guidelines are obselete.
@cornelly,..congrats on yours as well arriving early.
In a Belfast sink in the garden a lovely deep red Cyclamen been flowering most of the year, others in the ground in the top plot leaves well advanced, and a few daisies in also in the top plot, just wish the weather would change to get out and appreciate the garden, lawns are needing mowing, and a piece of the veg plot needs digging.
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@cornelly,..congrats on yours as well arriving early.