Early spring?

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Blimey Peter!

Love the title of this post & love the pic. Strange old year & not quite right but what a jolly sight!
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The Hazel bushes here, are in full leaf but, the catkins are starting to appear.
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And I have one or two primroses in bloom as well as a summer poppy.
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I had a cherry tree with a few flowers on last week but all fell off
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Lots of plants seem to have a last flowering effort before the frosts don't they, it's a small boost for the remaining bees and butterflies I suppose. And a treat for us.
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