Blooming season

2020

16 May, 2020

 

Len Mitzel Meadow

Pierce Place

 

RE/MAX Medalta Meadow

 

2019

Pierce Place (formerly known as the Tepee site)

May 15, 2019

Len Mitzel Meadow May 15, 2019

Len Mitzel Meadow May 9

RE/MAX Medalta Meadows April 9. Very long grass so you really need to talk a walk there and enjoy the flowers.

Near the Teepee – May 9. Still coming up.

Test site near Humpty’s May 9 several buds

Near Adapt Mobility – a test test from a couple years ago has a row of daffodil flowers like soldier on parade, May 9.

 

 

4 May 2019 and it is snowing.

Len Mitzel Meadow

RE/MAX Medalta Meadow – first flower about to open. This grass is so long in this area you have to go close to see the plants.

At the Teepee more are coming up but only just pushing through the ground. This area must be much colder than other sites.

25 April, 2019 daffodils at Len Miztel Meadow are the first to flower this season.

25 April – REMAX Medalta Meadows (at the College) There is at least one bud showing.

25 April 2019 Humpty’s test site

25 April Teepee site

25 April at the Adapt Mobility test site from 2017

25 April at the old planting site at Len Mitzel Meadow – when it used to be called the Shepherd site. These are considerably behind the ones planted last fall closer to the highway.

19 April, 2019 – bulbs at Len Mitzel Meadow leading the way – beyond all the other sites.

19 April, 2019 – The previous planting area on the Len Mitzel Meadow site are only just coming up.

14 April, 2019 – update on daffodils pushing up through the ground

The previous test site near Humpty’s

RE/MAX Medalta Meadows

Teepee site – first planted last fall only one so far

April 8, 2019

The first daffodils shoots observed today at Len Mitzel Meadows in the new planting area closer to the Trans-Canada Highway.

 

Planting sites are now boasting more daffodil blooms and others are still to flower

Photos taken on May 12 and 13, 2018

RE/MAX Medalta  Meadows

Len Mitzel Meadow

 

Photos taken on May 6.

• RE/MAX Medalta Meadows
• 
• Len Mitzel Meadow
• Although some of the blooms can be seen from the highway others are closer to the noise berm and it is ideal if you can go for a walk there.
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• Humpty’s test site
• These are in a lower area and not easily seen from the highway. Go and take a walk there.
• 
• The Adapt site
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The first flower of the season could be seen at RE/MAX Medalta Meadows (formerly known as the College site) on Sunday April 29.

In fact the second bloom was emerging at the Humpty’s test site on Sunday April 29 with a bud almost open.

April 18 the first daffodils were seen emerging at the College and Humpty’s sites.

Friday April 20 a couple were emerging at the Adapt Mobility site and April 25 at the Shepherd site.

Here are photos from four sites taken the evening of April 25

Shepherd:

Humpty’s

Adapt Mobility

College

Friday 20 update

College

Humpty’s April 20

One end of a row seems to be particularly favourable for the daffodils.

THE FIRST shoots seen at the Adapt Mobility site on friday April 20.

 

College April 18

Humpty’s

Last year it was the third week in March that we saw the first plant up and the year before that it was February 29. So each year is different and we did have a long cold winter.