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5 comments:
How funny...mine all poked in the winter and have well finished.
Very pretty. I bought one for my mom to grow in Malaysia 2 months ago, not sure if it will ever poke.
Hazel, that is rather weird! But I was told by the other Gnome, that this is the usual time for them to flower at our place. Who am I to question the Flower Gnome? ;)
M-K Girl - I hope it pokes for your mum. :) If you need more at some stage, have a chat with Flower Gnome. :)
I'm with Hazel, mine all poked in winter as did all of those in my street.
Jill
Jill E - well, what can I say? This must be a special Gnome variety then. :)
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