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I live in the UK, I usually bring them out around april time, when do you take them outdoors and where do you live?

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I'm also waiting until the equinox or maybe the first or second week of April, depending on when our last frost is here in the Mid-Atlantic of the US. The daffodils, crocus, and snowdrops have emerged later this year than they did in 2023 and 2024, but hopefully that's because of the cold weather we had in February and not an indication of a cold March. 

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San Antonio, TX here. I leave them outside when temperatures are above freezing . I usually bring them inside when it gets below 35f which only happens for less than 2 weeks all together in a year so in other words , my Robellinis are outside almost all year long.  

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I might move mine outside this weekend because we’re enjoying some spring-like weather in Maryland. It’s not unusual for there to be one or two final cold snaps before April, but the forecast is looking pretty good here with nighttime temps above 40F (I know they can handle lower temps than that but I am cautious with mine because it’s a pain to move it back and forth from inside to outside. Once it goes outside it’s staying there until October or November).

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They can stay outside as long as there is no hard frost or no prolonged frost or both. It's possible to leave them outside all year close to the house in mild winters.

  

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