bell heather in flower
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keith pierce
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>even a few miles can make a big difference. Altitude, how sheltered, how far north, south, east or west and the vagaries of the climate...
Talking about stating the obvious.
>but do you expect us to consult the web to find out exactly what areas of Ireland have heather and make a random guess based on that?
What i asked was when bell heather comes in bloom. mabe for susbee i should of put in the word " usually"
For me,
Dandalion is usually in full bloom by the 16th of april.
Lime is usually in full bloom by the last week in june.
Ling is in full bloom by the end of the 1st week in Aug.
Ivy is starting to yield by the 12 sept.
All of this USUALLY depends on weather conditions.
>But if you watch this space I can let you know what it's doing on the N Welsh moors later.
Not particularity interested.
This is a forum and all i wanted was a civil anser to a civil question, just like that hivemaker gave.
Talking about getting on your wick............
Talking about stating the obvious.
>but do you expect us to consult the web to find out exactly what areas of Ireland have heather and make a random guess based on that?
What i asked was when bell heather comes in bloom. mabe for susbee i should of put in the word " usually"
For me,
Dandalion is usually in full bloom by the 16th of april.
Lime is usually in full bloom by the last week in june.
Ling is in full bloom by the end of the 1st week in Aug.
Ivy is starting to yield by the 12 sept.
All of this USUALLY depends on weather conditions.
>But if you watch this space I can let you know what it's doing on the N Welsh moors later.
Not particularity interested.
This is a forum and all i wanted was a civil anser to a civil question, just like that hivemaker gave.
Talking about getting on your wick............
