[Geo]

I live in central scotland and a neighbour has daffodils that have been flowering for 2 weeks now. How common is this?.  My daffodils have only just coming through the soil.

[Yorkie]

Mine are only just starting to come through, too.  It will depend on variety, of course, but it has been a particularly bonkers and confusing 12 months for weather ...

[Plottered]

mine are still in the bag...forgot to plant them

[arugula]

I live to the south of central Scotland and my daffodils aren't showing at all yet - it is very early. The blubells, however, are a few inches tall - also unusual.

[Geo]

Just been out and looked no sign of any bluebells here. Back to the daffs, Do they not usually flower around Mothers day in March.

[arugula]

Yes, I would say so.

[mumofstig]

if you look in a bulb catalogue - different varieties flower from  March- May, give or take a week either side for weather variation 

[tosca100]

There is a very large graveyard at the top of our lane, with well kept grassy banks planted with several types of daffs in swathes. The local youths have a go at them every year, but this year they have surpassed themselves and smashed them all before they could flower.

Brainless dolts!!!

[Geo]

tosca if you told them to destroy the daffs they would tell you where to go.

[arugula]

Still no daffs, but I noticed today the crocusses are up and some are flowering. I'm very impressed as they're in the muddiest part of the lawn - the dog having made her route, from which she won't deviate, over the top of them.

[sion01]

I've got some 'February Gold' daffs .Guess what.Theyr'e the first to flower in yes ,you guessed it April :POnly joking they do flower in February.Then i've got varieties that flower right up to the beginning of May(Old Pheasant's Eye).

[arugula]

We seem to have about 3 inches of daff growth today. It took a day with snow on the ground for me to notice them.