Miricle in the backyard.
By n2organics
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This should not have been happening in December and after TWO hard freezes..
Around my bay window, that faces south, I have some seed-grown “Shasta Daisies” growing in super rich organic soil and the main “momma plant” is blooming!
Shasta Daisy blooms in the winter? That is a “first”..
The main “momma plant” just loves her growing area and has survived 2 severe winters so far:
Sorry about the night-time photos, but I got home from work after dark..
This blows my mind.. :-)
N2O
5 Dec, 2010
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isn't nature amazing
5 Dec, 2010
the flower looks amazing in the dark n2
5 Dec, 2010
Mother nature works in funny ways does'nt she.
5 Dec, 2010
Plants flower for many reasons, and their time clock is only just one of them.
5 Dec, 2010
mine was about to flower when the snow came i realy hope its not dead
6 Dec, 2010
I've got Apple blossom despite two hard freezes also had flowers on raspberries but the second frost finished them off. Still got Aubretia flowering. Does my garden know it is December I wonder!!
16 Dec, 2010
You've still got aubrieta flowering ?
Any chance you could put a December pic of that on GoY please..?
I edit GoYpedia Aubrieta, and would love to add your Dec. photo of that to the category. Thanks :o)
.... I've already put your Appleblossom pic on GoYpedia :o)
16 Dec, 2010
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Pretty Shasta Daisy flowering in the cold :o)
5 Dec, 2010