We are still 2 to 3 weeks away from our average last frost date. I really, really hope the warm weather holds out, for the sake of my fruit trees. A night below 30 degrees (F) could kill all these flowers and the fruit they bring.
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Posted by healingmagichands on March 26, 2012 at 7:28 am
We are going through the same worries here — the plums are completely done and the apples are in full bloom right now… I am trying to believe that it will not get cold on us.
Posted by Jimmy Cracked-Corn on March 28, 2012 at 6:09 pm
I have heard a saying, that I hope is false. “Thunder in January, frost in May.”. The first part was true here this year.