Posts Tagged ‘winter’
Snowdrops keep lifting up their heads
February 26th, 2010
The hardy snowdrop is the only flower to have given us a cheery bit of colour throughout the winter.
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Snowdrops keep lifting up their heads
Tags: cheery-bit, colour-throughout, hardy-snowdrop, throughout-the-winter, winter
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‘Spectacular spring’ to follow the big freeze
February 17th, 2010
Britain is set for a ’spectacular’ spring this year as daffodils, crocuses and hyacinth burst into bloom simultaniously after the cold winter, gardeners have predicted.
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‘Spectacular spring’ to follow the big freeze
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Snowdrops bloom late due to Big Freeze
January 19th, 2010
The recent unseasonably cold weather has delayed the traditional January snowdrop display with the winter flowers only just beginning to blossom, according to gardening experts.
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Snowdrops bloom late due to Big Freeze
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New Year: the ideal time for growing things underground
January 5th, 2010
In Lifeclass this week, Lesley Garner describes a fresh approach to combatting the New Year blues.
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New Year: the ideal time for growing things underground
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First daffodils bloom despite icy weather
January 4th, 2010
Britain might be shivering in the grip of one of the coldest winters for 25-years, but it has not stopped the first daffodils blooming
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First daffodils bloom despite icy weather
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This Winter Attract Birds to Your Yard
December 3rd, 2009
A lot of bird varieties don’t migrate, and of the migratory birds, many don’t migrate for the winter when food sources are plentiful and seem reliable. Wintering birds need plenty seeds and berries to see them through winter’s chill. They also need water and shelter.
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