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That depends on where you are. Northern Ireland will have later blooming than southern England. In some years parts of southern England can have flowers blooming in January, though February or March is more typical for them. I think that London's blooming comes somewhat later than extreme southern England.
Well he said "UK" and we are in the UK and the British Isles so we can be discussed too. But I know what you mean.
Um.. I'm not talking about London. How would I know when come out there when I don't even live there?
As i've said time and time again London has a much milder climate than here, by the end of February its more or less spring type temperatures. Here we can have snow up to May. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbWvXRBbM7o
May is when it properly warms up here.
Um.. I'm not talking about London. How would I know when come out there when I don't even live there?
As i've said time and time again London has a much milder climate than here, by the end of February its more or less spring type temperatures. Here we can have snow up to May. Glenshane Snow Storm - March 30th 2010 - Part 2 - YouTube
May is when it properly warms up here.
You replied to a post and a number of others about London.
This conversation was about London and some places in the UK nearly as warm. I didn't think we were talking about Northern Ireland.
OMG did you not read my post at the top of this frigging page!
Yes, I saw it. And every other post on the last few pages was about London and you argued against them. You never said you were talking about a different place.
Last spring in upstate NY... Just because there's a snowstorm doesn't mean flowers have bloomed yet.
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