Tulips in November?

[Paul DiFilippo]

In a previous article, garthwaitei at agresearch.cri.nz (Dr Ian Garthwaite, AgResearch) says:

>In article <CzxnuE.4Gq at freenet.carleton.ca> bf369 at FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Paul DiFilippo) writes:
>>From: bf369 at FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Paul DiFilippo)
>>Subject: Tulips in November?
>>Date: Sun, 27 Nov 1994 15:47:02 GMT
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>>My tulips which were planted in October have already started to bloom
>>perhaps due to the warm fall.  Is this normal and will they continue
>>blooming in the spring or must we replant them? 
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>I don't see a problem with tulips flowering in November, They do here all the 
>time in the land down under!! 
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>Enjoy your winter while we head to summer!!
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Oh sure!  I guess the tulips aren't a problem any more since they're now
under about 3 inches of snow and ice.  Why do we live here?  Hope you
enjoy your summer.
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            Paul DiFilippo      bf369
            Nepean, Ontario 
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