By Casso
Kent,
United Kingdom 
My rhodos always bloom in the Spring but some are in bloom now although much smaller than in the Spring. Is this unusual?
30 Sep, 2010
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I've got one out now as well.
30 Sep, 2010
All plants are capable of putting up a few flowers at the 'wrong' time of year.
30 Sep, 2010
it is quite common as the day length is similar to that of spring and day light hours is one of the things that initiate flowers.
30 Sep, 2010
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Poor Rhods are easily confused! It's quite a common thing.
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