Snow sticking to grass in back yard, but not front yard...
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Snow sticking to grass in back yard, but not front yard...
We got some much needed rain in the Grand Valley this morning, hope we get more. I spent an hour in the rain spreading fertilizer. Frost is expected over the next two nights so we'll have to cover the tomatoes and peppers that are already planted.
Danger to fruit blossoms?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hummer
Not only is it snowing, but it glazed everything with rain first. My chokecherries and young apple trees are bending double under the weight!
Looks like I'll be knocking snow off them as it accumulates.
Glad I hadn't started my garden yet.
Probably not unless it dips below 29F. Forecast low is 30 degrees both Mon. and Tue. Depends a lot on micro location, slope of site and duration of low temps. Many orchardists could see some additional thinning which isn't necessarily bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by buffalobo
[WooHoo]
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Originally Posted by Hummer
Hoping for warm west wind then.
Little bit in Centennial/Aurora- we need the precipitation badly.
Need to knock the snow off the tress they are starting to bend pretty good.
You're the only one who likes winter. [Mad]Quote:
Originally Posted by tmleadr03
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I am just sad there isn't much call for a Euro shop in Fairbanks...Quote:
Originally Posted by HoneyBadger