Das wärmere Wetter der letzten Wochen hat meine Töpfe definitiv durcheinander gebracht. Es gibt wohl nicht viel zu tun, außer zu sehen, wie es ihnen geht – aber besteht eine Chance, dass sie im echten Frühjahr wieder austreiben?
Von: Infinite-Koala-2966
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Yeah, the alliums I planted a few weeks ago are popping up, as are some of the snowbells that have been in the ground for years
It’s the first time I’ve noticed them being so early, but apparently they are generally fine and can survive over winter even if they have popped up early
Hoping that’s true for me!
Are those muscari?
I’ve got plants with flower buds on top with Autumn coloured leaves on the bottom 🤷🏻♀️
I’ve got loads of grape hyacinths , they started coming through a month ago
Loads of Spring Bulbs coming through and have been for a month or so ‘now.
I have strawberry flowers in full bloom
Yeah my crocuses are coming up too
Yes they do grow immediately and that’s a very good thing. They are creating the root and leaf structure in readiness to flower later. Once the temperature drops to freezing they will slow right down.
My dahlia that got completely eaten by slugs a few months back has regrown and has a flower bud on it. The weather has been crazy!
Early bulbs often have two germinating episodes in a year. It’s so long since spring, they get the spring and summer to store some energy and pop up again. Don’t worry though, the frost should sort them out and you’ll get another flourish in spring.
Some of my rhododendrons have flowered again just in the last few days. They have no idea what’s going on anymore.