Fellow blogger Carol, from May Dreams Garden, hosts a Garden Blogger’s Bloom Day on the 15th of every month. This is the day that bloggers from all over the world post what’s blooming in their garden. I usually don’t have much to contribute in the winter, but I did discover a couple of blooms yesterday.
First of all, our weather this week has been crazy.
Warm on Tuesday
Snow on Wednesday
And back to warm on Thursday
I think that explains the confusion my plants must be going through.
This Phlox subulata usually starts blooming the end of March,
And the daffodils about the same time
Who knows what next week will bring!
Have a great day!
Brenda
p.s. 35 days until spring!!!
35 days isn’t that long!! lucky you having daffodils already!
I’m very surprised I have them blooming so early. I told them it wasn’t time yet. they never listen
Also, I mailed your seeds yesterday and thanks for the coreopsis! They do very well here and I can’t wait to plant them.
thanks!! I can’t wait to plant them! Hopefully you’ll see photos of them in a few months.
Wow! You have more daffodils blooming than I do – and you have snow! I guess they are a bit anxious for spring!
I know! We only had snow for about 1/2 a day. It was 60 the next day. Poor plants. they don’t know what to do!
Weird is the new normal, at least when it comes to weather. I’m guessing you live at a higher elevation to get snow this time of year in Arkansas.
What was weird is that 10 miles from my house there was none. I do live on a mountain, though.
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How could does it have to get to snow? I don’t have a clue. We are having the same kind of crazy weather. Tonight it is going down to 29, which will certainly kill off all the azalea blooms, and in a few days it is scheduled to go back to 75.
It starts snowing at 32 degrees F and we got down to 28 that night and we woke up to about 3 inches of snow. Melted quickly, though. We usually get one big snow a year and last year it was around this time. Who knows about this year. Crazy!
Got down to 26 last night here (North Florida) but it didn’t snow. We hardly ever get snow.
Our daffodils are way behind yours! Snow then warm again sounds like winter and spring are fighting it out to see who will win. My bet’s on spring.
oh me i would like some daffidils