All of the spring flowers in my garden are coming up earlier than they usually do!
My crocuses came up on March 15th and bloomed until about the middle of April. They usually come up toward the end of March, but we had a beautiful winter this year with much warmer than average temperatures (above freezing most of the time) and absolutely NO snow in March at all! We set records!
So no wonder all my plants are ahead of themselves, eh?
Right now my garden has Tulips, Daffodils, Muscarii, Hyacinth and more in bloom and my roses are and many other perennial plants are all leafed out. All of these plants have been active and showing signs of life since mid to late March and the flowers that I just said were blooming started blooming in early April! Way earlier than normal.
How’s your garden this year? I know that a lot of my readers in the US had a terrible winter with lots of snow … but most of us here in The Great White North (Canada) had a fantastic winter with very little snow (uh remember the Olympics?).
I know, I’m gloating .. but we usually have worse winters than most, so give me this one, would ya?
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1 COMMENT in “Spring was very early this year”
May 2nd, 2010 at 7:36 am
Glad you didn’t have any winter losses with your plants – I had terrible losses here in Scotland. We had the worst winter since 1962 in this area. Everything is late in flowering and some evergreens still look rough. But saying that my garden is full of bloom.
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