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Location: Northern Ireland and temporarily England
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Originally Posted by mar89
It reached -4c and we had a max of 5c with snow so the trees that did come out came out far too early. We are due several more frosts over the next few weeks so I think the trees will be delayed further.
In Minnesota the trees are only green four months a year. Sometimes it is late May before things green up and by early September there is fall color and by late September they are bare.
What's with the face? I'm being serious, I remember looking out of my back window and looking at one of the trees, it was starting to bud, it wasn't the only tree either... Down here, trees can bud as early as early February, in 2014 we had daffs growing in mid-January... ahhh - the balmy Portsmouth climate
Haha, County Londonderry is in Northern Ireland right? No wonder why there's such a seasonal lag... All of the trees in and around the Portsmouth area have sprung, and most are now green... We may be getting very cold weather at the moment, but it certainly looks a bit like summer out there!
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