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Bulbs => Ian Young's Bulb Log - Feedback Forum => Topic started by: Ian Y on January 15, 2025, 01:06:57 PM
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There is not a lot to report in the first Bulb Log for 2025 as we have been frozen and under snow for the last month, but it is still worth a look at the garden in winter.
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https://srgc.net/documents/bulb%20logs/250115130224BULB%20LOG%200125.pdf
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After the snow the bulbs sprung into flower, Galanthus, Eranthins, Leucojum, etc click the link to see and read all.
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https://srgc.net/documents/bulb%20logs/250219104948BULB%20LOG%200225.pdf
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The annual progression in the garden continues with the changing of the seasons bringing new waves of colour click the link to see this months Bulb Log.
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https://srgc.net/documents/bulb%20logs/250312092010BULB%20LOG%200325.pdf
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The garden continues to move on with a new wave of colour washing over the garden lead by the Corydalis
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https://srgc.net/documents/bulb%20logs/250416102147BULB%20LOG%200425.pdf
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No surprises that Erythronium are the dominant plant and feature this month along with a few others.
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https://srgc.net/documents/bulb%20logs/250514101546BULB%20LOG%200525.pdf
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The latest Bulb Log is now here looking back at how the hot dry weather of the last four weeks has changed the garden.
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https://srgc.net/documents/bulb%20logs/250611103247BULB%20LOG%200625.pdf
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I have seen articles that are now saying that the growing of hydrangeas in some parts of world is becoming more challenging due to climate change.
I grow paniculata varieties which seem to cope better with high temperatures and dry.