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lark

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1. It's not just there, flowers are blooming out of season in Jax. FL. as well.

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Mon Sep 22, 2025, 12:26 PM

Sep 22

My friend and I grow amaryllis' and they regularly just bloom in the spring - prolific, gorgeous flowers. However this year, both of us had amaryllis blooms in June - just a few but when there had never been any before and only the red ones. Now, a few weeks ago, a candystiped amaryllis of mine bloomed again - 4 blossoms this time and they lasted quite a while. Don't know what's happening, but this is pretty freakish for here.

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Scientists pinpoint locations where Earth's seasons are mysteriously out-of-sync [View all] BumRushDaShow Sep 22 OP

It's not just there, flowers are blooming out of season in Jax. FL. as well. lark Sep 22 #1

Nothing to do with climate change, I'm sure. ananda Sep 22 #2

Exactly!! lark Sep 22 #6

It's called climate collapse Nigrum Cattus Sep 22 #3

I've been weirding out on the clouds here in L.A over the last year. chowder66 Sep 22 #4

I have flowers that I originally planted as annuals, Bayard Sep 22 #5

Here in timms139 Sep 22 #7

How kind of ... littlemissmartypants Sep 22 #8