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My garden thinks it’s spring

My garden thinks it's spring

By Daniel Bowen

Transport blogger / campaigner and spokesperson for the Public Transport Users Association / professional geek.
Bunurong land, Melbourne, Australia.
Opinions on this blog are all mine.

8 replies on “My garden thinks it’s spring”

Yup, the weathers been causing havok on a few plants around. I saw a fully blossomed tree the other night while riding my bike. It’s amazing how much brighter and pinker blossoms look when almost every other plant around still looks like winters got a while to go yet.

The trees in our street came into blossom in mid-June! Winter had barely begun and our street was filled with flowers & fragrance. Amazing.

The temperatures we have been having in Melbourne the past few days are quite spring like when compared to normal wintertime temperatures in the northern US which are usually near or below freezing much of the time. We say “April showers bring May flowers.” The US spring begins offically on March 21.

The flowers blooming early is unusual as they normally gauge their cycle on the rise & fall of daylight hours not temperatures.

I’ve noticed there’s a lot of nesting activity amongst the birds around my place, not sure if it’s unusual for this time of year though?

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