I was having a wander around the garden earlier and saw that the snowdrops are just about to flower and also I have some daffodils in bud which I thought was a bit early! I think the bluebells are also coming up, meant to go over and have a look but forgot!
I was talking to somebody from Hayling Island last week and she actually has a daffodil in flower.
Just wondered if anybody else has spring bulbs starting to flower 
I’ve noticed my crocuses are coming up too, it must be the exceedingly mild winter weather we’ve had.
Shouldn’t be any sign of them til March over here! I love spring flowers…
My daffodils has some buds on-far too early and my neighbour has quite a few snowdrops open.
At end of local news this evening, they showed a photo someone had sent in showing a group of flowering daffodils in their garden-made me feel like spring is on its way
There is a tree on a walk near our house that is just breaking from bud into leaf very early as it usually starts breaking in March … I still have roses coming into flower and my Margeret Merril is just breaking bud again also I have Pelargoniums that are still in leaf usually the first sign of frost and they are a black mushy mess very strange this year but I won’t complain if this is as bad as it gets…
Someone down the lane with a long established garden has lots of spring bulbs up already and primulas in flower.
I have some newly planted Daffodil bubs and they are nowhere to be seen 
We have daffs just starting to peep out but if the frost comes they go back under ground…
I still have one flower and leaves left on my summer fuchsia, usually the plant is bare at this time of the year.
that’s amazing to have a flower left on a fuchia! The flowers will get a shock if the frosts come
Snowdrops and bluebells came up weeks ago, now crocuses and daffs are up too. Not flowering yet, still have roses in bloom from summer.
I too still have Roses in bloom and all the Spring bulbs are well advanced with good strong shoots on display, just hope we don’t get any serious frosts, what a topsy turvy situation.
Its amazing isn’t it! I don’t have any roses still out though. I’ve just had another look in the garden and the bluebells are about 5 inches high, but no sign of them flowering thank goodness.
It will be a shame when the frost comes as I’m sure it will do before too long.
I`ve got lots of snowdrops out since Christmas day .Couple of roses out yet as well .
We had a frost last night, not a white out but you could see it on the grass. I have an Azalea with large buds on and am sure it shouldnt have, what I worry about is the plants not having a rest in Winter, they would be worn out if they start coming into bloom so soon.
My climbing hydrangea has new shoots, that are getting longer by the week. I have no daffs showing at all, just muscari. The lawn needs cutting :shock:
My rose too is still flowering but the bad winds blew all the petals off.
A white geranium, a climbing fuschia and some antirrhinums are flowering.
That’s all that I can see from my window but I will have a proper mooch round tomorrow - it’s going to be a weird winter and spring in the garden, if the temperature stays like it is.
Snow drops are popping up in the garden which I would expect but I have a summer flowering Gazenia plant in a planter outdoor that still has flowers on it; now that I don’t expect.
We have been lucky with a mild though windy winter so far but there is a way to go yet and I can remember on a few occasions it being cold with very heavy snow at the end of January.(just thought I would cheer you up)
I have 5 planters with winter flowering pansies in 2 have died off the others are flowering lovely don’t know what has happened to the 2 that died they are just limp I don’t think it is because of A) over wet B) too dry… very strange…They are all located close to each other too…:!:
Maybe you were visited by neighbours cats!
I Noticed today there are crocus flowering in a neighbours garden and their daffodils are 6inch high , no buds on those though.
Another neighbour has a Kerria Japonica in flower like this one…
http://plantality.com/upload/wikiplantphoto/0000/0031/Kerria_japonica_Pleniflora.jpg?1280999186
…they usually flower in April/May…
Meg, my next door neighbour has about a dozen crocus flowering in his front garden, and I actually measured my daffodils and they are 8 inch high-no buds on yet, but the way things are going don’t think it will be long before they have!
