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SNOWDrops in November?

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AreWeThereYet Tue 22-Nov-22 14:17:28

One of our patio roses has started to flower again, just as I was thinking it needs cutting back. I'll have to go and check whether there are any snowdrops under the leaves.

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MrsKen33 Tue 22-Nov-22 13:50:51

Our Rhododendrons are in flower, camellias also.

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Cornflower Tue 22-Nov-22 11:19:03

Not snowdrops but two Echinacea flowers have popped up on one of my plants. The foliage was dying down after the summer and I read conflicting advice on when to cut it back when I noticed the new flowers.

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TerriBull Tue 22-Nov-22 11:06:21

Sadly silver linings we have a couple but rather decimated after almost non stop rain of yesterday, nevertheless they were a surprise to us when they appeared.

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silverlining48 Tue 22-Nov-22 10:55:28

Ro60, I did wonder..smile
Terribull, no it hasn’t been freezing, but even if it were snowdrops are joyful and hardy little things.

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TerriBull Tue 22-Nov-22 10:29:22

Yes we have, also in the balmy South East

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Ro60 Tue 22-Nov-22 10:26:57

Hum spell check Narcisus

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Ro60 Tue 22-Nov-22 10:26:13

Not snow drops,but Barclays have popped up!

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silverlining48 Tue 22-Nov-22 10:23:33

Have just noticed 3 groups of snowdrops already in full flower in the garden. They are lovely and always bring a smile. It’s usually end December/start of January.
Can’t just be me, has anyone else got super early snowdrops?
I am in the SE.

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