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Mild temperatures in December appear to have delayed dormancy in some plants. I took a look around the gravel bed today and Potentilla alba 'Snow White' still has buds on it, while a pink Phlox (subulata type) is actually flowering. This is unprecedented! The Phlox normally blooms in late April, with a sporadic re-bloom in the fall.
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