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SwanR

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So this morning we went out to see the daffodils. They are in full bloom on the green round the corner from our house. And here's a few photos I took at RHS Hyde Hall. The holly was in flower and I'm told that's a little on the early side. Camellia bushes had buds coming out as well.

 

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Apparently one of our neighbours was out doing just that yesterday. And ours could definitely do with a trim.

Forgot to mention that there were also bumble bees flying around. Daffodils and Christmas trees is not something I ever recall seeing together before.

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We have Snowdrops, Daffs and Cowslips in flower and also noticed yesterday that one of our Magnolia's has several partly opened buds which have been burned brown by the cold wind which blows down our road.

Round the corner is a Flowing Cherry in FULL flower too!

Now, where's that Cuckoo...........

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1 hour ago, SwanR said:

Apparently one of our neighbours was out doing just that yesterday. And ours could definitely do with a trim.

Both of our next-door neighbours have done theirs this last week which is a bit of a bummer as they've also done the grass verges to the road on either side of ours!    Ah, well............   :wasted:

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Its not too late to get the mower out.    Management here went reluctantly out to the garden to mow, muttering something about a couple of days before Christmas and I am mowing the lawn.   The trouble is it takes you as long to clean the mower afterwards.

 

 

 

 

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Living out in the howling winds on the coast our daffs have not shown the slightest inclination to stick their heads up and we have several hundred in several varieties.

 As to the mowing yes I need another trip up and down the garden but that has not been unusual over the last ten years.

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We have snowdrops in the front garden, daffs in flower in the back. The front lawn was mowed this morning but the back is just too wet to even walk on. The white geraniums in the front planters are still in full flower as are the patio roses but the hellebores are nowhere to be seen.

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