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mumblejerry Los Angeles, CA Dec 07, 2009

We had a hot spell in late October followed by a big rain. (So. Cal. area) Now many plants are blooming out of season. How will they behave in their proper season? Ex.: daffodils, Japanese anemones, pink clover, wild onion, roses, day lilies.

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trinawitch Canton,IL &Dent Coun, MO(Zone 5b) Dec 07, 2009

that is a good question, in my case we cooled down and then had a massive warm up and my Daylilies and hyacinths started regrowing, now we are expecting Ice and lots of snow tonight

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themoonhowl Prairieville, LA(Zone 9a) Dec 07, 2009

Here is a little info on the subject.

http://flowergardens.suite101.com/article.cfm/spring_flower_bulbs_grow_too_soon

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kittriana Magnolia, TX(Zone 9a) Dec 15, 2009

Houston area usually has 2 seasons of blooming from daffs, jonqs, not tulips tho, and everyones fall and winter seasons were 6 wks late this yr. My Confederate Rose blooms Sept each yr. Didnt bloom til mid Oct this yr. I reckon real winter will hit just after Christmas this year. Doesnt affect the daffs, jonquils, they back bloomin in season just fine

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