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![]() Not really that strange, it will sometimes bloom in April but spring arrived late. You don't need pollinating bugs to get flowers, but there's plenty out my way, both bees and butterflies.
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#2
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![]() Ya I know it's possible and happens all the time. I have daffodils and crocus flowers everywhere which I always thought was strange too. I guess I'm looking at it from a genetic point of view. Over years of evolution, I would have thought that plants would "learn" bloom at the optimum time for pollination. As it is I think my blooms are wasting their energy :-). Maybe these plants aren't indigenous? I dunno, I'm no botanist !
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#3
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![]() Lots of bugs been out and about for a while! I was seeing mosquitoes over a month ago even with all the snow. Hardy little buggers.
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#4
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![]() Mosquitoes don't pollinate. They just suck blood! :-)
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![]() Well, the females anyhow
![]() There have been, you know, other insects out and about. They're out there... pollinators and non pollinators alike.. I just meant I was dismayed to see mosquitoes in particular over a month ago already. Nothing slows them down, apparently! And as long as you're enjoying the flowers I don't think your plants are wasting their energy. ![]()
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![]() Ya I don't have anything against blooms. My indoor plants bloom year round with no bugs at all LOL.
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