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PLANT PHENOLOGY REPORT
Corvallis, Oregon March 1, 2006
| Phenospecies | Date of 1st bloom | 2006 season deviation* |
| Cornus mas (cornelian dogwood) | 1-28 | +25 |
| Rododendron (Rosa Mundi) | 1-22 | +9 |
| Acer rubrum (Red Maple) | 2-1 | +15 |
| Galanthus nivalis (single snowdrop) | 2-5 | +3 |
| Chaenomeles lagenaria (Japanese Quince) | 2-26 | -6 |
*+3 = three days early; -3 = three days later than average.
Notes:
The two weeks of cold weather in early to mid-February is evident in slowing the rate of bloom development. But average March temperatures will bring most species in bloom at expected times.
Mel Westwood
Professor Emeritus
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The truth had barely got its boots on, while the lie had traveled halfway around the world.
Mark Twain
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