I'm bewildered

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  1. Vince

    Vince Not so well known for it.

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    Is it October or June?

    I have strawberries flowering and fruiting in the garden (the same ones that produced a nice early crop earlier this year) AND to cap it all, I have asparagus sprouting up!.

    Not that I'm complaining, quite a pleasant surprise :)
     
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    :wink: Poor old plants getting confused by this stupid weather..!! Maybe you will be picking strawberries & asparagus for halloween Vince..!!!!:wink::lollol:
     
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    Dont ask me, my Laburnum Tree has just grown two new flower heads last weekend:dh:
     
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    s00k Well just so long as we don't end up with snails like this....[​IMG]

    The seasons are very strange these days I think......:(
     
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    Me too. Strawberries flowering but tomatoes green and rotting. Very odd. I blame the government.
     
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    I blame George Bush.:doh:
     
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    My strawberries are the same, weird eh ?
     
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    my spring bulbs are coming up
     
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    My magnolia tree's buds opened the other day !!
     
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    I find my strawberries quite often have a second crop laterin the year
     
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    2nd lot of strawbs here too although most have been gotten to. Have not put nets over them this time as they have been few and far between. All my attention is on their neighbours - the lovely raspberries.

    Hacked back my asparagus the other week but have not seen any new shoots appearing. Am hoping they keep their powder dry for next summer!
     
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