RE: hum....now weather...

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• Subject: RE: [CHAT] hum....now weather...
• From: "Donna" g*@sbcglobal.net
• Date: Sat, 23 Apr 2005 10:00:22 -0500
• In-reply-to: 001b01c54817$e16d94f0$010f120a@U0N15001S

I am worried about my fruit trees- not the tree itself, but the fruit for
this year.

Donna


> 
> I doubt you'll lose anything Donna, assuming these are perennials in the
> ground.  They can take it.  Even any daffodils still left blooming after
> those 80s can take it down to the low 20s.  The only things I'd worry
> about
> would be tenders and any newly acquired plants that hadn't been hardened.
> 
> I mentioned we potted about 700 plants from wholesalers last weekend.
> Their
> suggestion is to keep the plants in cold frames, greenhouses, and such
> that
> a real nursery would have available.  Since we don't have that, we take
> delivery of our plants later than a regular nursery would.  All these pots
> are in one MG's yard for now so that we can cover them with sheets on
> nights
> like this.  That's always been sufficient.
> 
> Kitty
> ----- Original Message -----

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