Spring Has Sprung Early
The chilly winds and snow smatterings of recent weeks suggest winter is still in residence.
But our gardens, parks and woodland are telling a different story.
Shrubs, trees and flowers that usually wait until May to blossom are already in their full glory.
Hawthorn - known as the May flower because of the time it usually blossoms - has been blooming for weeks.
Bluebells are carpeting woodlands at least a couple of weeks early while apple trees are already frilled with blossom.
But our gardens, parks and woodland are telling a different story.
Shrubs, trees and flowers that usually wait until May to blossom are already in their full glory.
Hawthorn - known as the May flower because of the time it usually blossoms - has been blooming for weeks.
Bluebells are carpeting woodlands at least a couple of weeks early while apple trees are already frilled with blossom.
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