Trees flowering out of season! Seen any?

[armybloke]

Following on from Deer man's thread (good post ) and his flowering apple I thought it would be;

1, Good form of data gathering,

2, Interesting to see what is responding to the warmth or what is 'missing' the cold.

 

I have already posted that I have inspected a flowering Horse Chestnut in Dorset and I have Magnolia gradiflora in flower in my garden in Hampshire.

 

What else is going on out there?

[Nimby]

Not noticed any trees flowering again up North but my prize Rose is having another go as is my Berberis.

 

It has been incredible mild over the last few weeks.

[redmoosefaction]

My Camellia is making a good effort, but only the lower flowers(?)

[John Robinson]

FWIW I posted the following thread recently re-confused Hazels:

 

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/tree-health-care/34583-hazel-bursting-buds-autumn.html

 

Since then we had a sharp frost and that seems to have stopped them in their tracks. I wonder if they will pick up from where they left off in Spring or warmer weather?

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Eucs are flowering too, the bees are making the most of the late flowers too, should be strong hives next year!

[si36]

Hi Marco

our Apple tree has a handful of blossom on, might have something to do with giving it a hard cut back though