Winter daffodils grow in abundance since the beginning of December at Marsh Farm; I wonder if this will become a normal occurrence.
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Quite possibly, Mike. The seasons seem to be all over the place nowadays.
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Yes, but the clement conditions we have been having might turn Arctic weather. We will have to wait and see.
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It might but the Arctic ice is receding year on year as a result of global warming created by human beings.
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But that doesn’t mean the arctic weather can’t slip to cover the U K. It wasn’t that many years ago, 4 I think, that we had snow and haw frosts.
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The frosts have reached us.
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My car was covered in thick ice yesterday morning.
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Daffs were out in Cornwall and London too in December. They’re not much use to honey bees but bumblebees will visit them for pollen.
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Is daffs blooming in December and January not unusual then, Emily?
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Oh it is, I usually expect to see them in March. This was the first time my Cornish father-in-law had seen them out in December.
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