If you want your orchid to live up to its potential, you will have to care for it diligently--and not just when it is blooming. Orchids are doted on when they are blooming and beautiful, but they are often pushed to the side when between blossoms. However, orchids need just as much care when not looking their best.
Spring is a wonderful time of year to visit Ireland. The temperature is warmer, and flowers are in bloom. Daylight, though not as abundant as in the summer, is still plentiful. Tourist attractions are operating.Spring is not quite as busy as the summer, but it is the second busiest travel season for Ireland.eptember-October is one of the best times to visit Ireland. The sun does not set until 9 p.m., the temperature is still warm and the rainfall is less than in other seasons. Tourists visit Ireland in this season so the streets and attractions will not be desolate.
Re: is it nice to go to go to Ireland in November? 07 June 2013, 08:28 not a grat time of year to come to be honest, cold wet and its only bright from about half 8 in the morning untill about half four in evening, also you will find alot of the touristy things closed for the winter which could be disappointing, if even you could make it in oct or sep it would be alot better