Here we are in Southern Hemisphere mid-Winter here in Melbourne, and in the cold and wet weather, our garden has produced these two flowers concurrently: An Autumnal Chrysanthemum (usually in bloom around April) and a 'Pierre de Ronsard' rose (usually in bloom in November!) Climate change? Confused flowers? Strange weather conditions? Extreme microclimate conditions in our back yard?
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Local climate change - snowing in parts of NSW, flooding in Qld, algae impact in southern S.A etc etc
ReplyDeleteI'm in the U.S. so our weather is a flip-flop of yours. Beautiful rose and chrysanthemum. I have a similar rose called Cathedral Bells. Nothing beats a rose for sheer elegance.
ReplyDeleteAmazing, I will take those flowers anytime of the year. Amazing nature
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