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Botanists in the U.K. are agencyamazedbloomcaseclimateearlyexceptfrostslocationsmildmostnormalopenplantsrecordspeciessurprisewarmestweatherwinter at how many flowers are in bloom this agencyamazedbloomcaseclimateearlyexceptfrostslocationsmildmostnormalopenplantsrecordspeciessurprisewarmestweatherwinter. They said that in agencyamazedbloomcaseclimateearlyexceptfrostslocationsmildmostnormalopenplantsrecordspeciessurprisewarmestweatherwinter years, between 20 and 30 species of flowers and plants are agencyamazedbloomcaseclimateearlyexceptfrostslocationsmildmostnormalopenplantsrecordspeciessurprisewarmestweatherwinter. However, on New Year's Day, scientists found 368 different agencyamazedbloomcaseclimateearlyexceptfrostslocationsmildmostnormalopenplantsrecordspeciessurprisewarmestweatherwinter in bloom. Scientists believe the record number of flowers in agencyamazedbloomcaseclimateearlyexceptfrostslocationsmildmostnormalopenplantsrecordspeciessurprisewarmestweatherwinter is because of climate change. Last year was the agencyamazedbloomcaseclimateearlyexceptfrostslocationsmildmostnormalopenplantsrecordspeciessurprisewarmestweatherwinter year Britain has ever had. Botanist Dr Tim Rich told the BBC about his agencyamazedbloomcaseclimateearlyexceptfrostslocationsmildmostnormalopenplantsrecordspeciessurprisewarmestweatherwinter at the number of flowers he saw at the start of this year. He said: "Fifty years ago, people looking for agencyamazedbloomcaseclimateearlyexceptfrostslocationsmildmostnormalopenplantsrecordspeciessurprisewarmestweatherwinter in flower at the start of the year found 20 species. This year the total has amazed us. We are stunned." He said some flowers were in bloom five months agencyamazedbloomcaseclimateearlyexceptfrostslocationsmildmostnormalopenplantsrecordspeciessurprisewarmestweatherwinter.

Doctor Rich explained how the changing agencyamazedbloomcaseclimateearlyexceptfrostslocationsmildmostnormalopenplantsrecordspeciessurprisewarmestweatherwinter was affecting flowers that are usually killed by the cold in December. He said: "We are now in our fourth agencyamazedbloomcaseclimateearlyexceptfrostslocationsmildmostnormalopenplantsrecordspeciessurprisewarmestweatherwinter winter. Normally flowers get frosted off by Christmas but this year it hasn’t happened." He added: "We thought that the snow and hard agencyamazedbloomcaseclimateearlyexceptfrostslocationsmildmostnormalopenplantsrecordspeciessurprisewarmestweatherwinter before Christmas would have finished agencyamazedbloomcaseclimateearlyexceptfrostslocationsmildmostnormalopenplantsrecordspeciessurprisewarmestweatherwinter flowering…but it seems not to be the agencyamazedbloomcaseclimateearlyexceptfrostslocationsmildmostnormalopenplantsrecordspeciessurprisewarmestweatherwinter." The most common plants in flower were daisies and dandelions. Britain's weather agencyamazedbloomcaseclimateearlyexceptfrostslocationsmildmostnormalopenplantsrecordspeciessurprisewarmestweatherwinter, the Meteorological Office, described the agencyamazedbloomcaseclimateearlyexceptfrostslocationsmildmostnormalopenplantsrecordspeciessurprisewarmestweatherwinter for last year. It said: "All months agencyamazedbloomcaseclimateearlyexceptfrostslocationsmildmostnormalopenplantsrecordspeciessurprisewarmestweatherwinter August were warmer than average, and this was the warmest year on agencyamazedbloomcaseclimateearlyexceptfrostslocationsmildmostnormalopenplantsrecordspeciessurprisewarmestweatherwinter for the UK. It was also wetter than average for many agencyamazedbloomcaseclimateearlyexceptfrostslocationsmildmostnormalopenplantsrecordspeciessurprisewarmestweatherwinter."