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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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![]() 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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#3
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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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