RE: tornadoes in Colorado

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• To: <g*@hort.net>
• Subject: RE: [CHAT] tornadoes in Colorado
• From: &* <j*@prairieinet.net>
• Date: Thu, 20 May 2004 21:04:13 -0500
• In-reply-to: <06ac01c43e79$17ed2940$dcb8e304@oemcomputer>

Are you near Denver? I should have some time while out there, where is
the garden center at?

Donna


> 
> Hi all!
>     I am alive and well and did not get a(e)ffected by twirlies. From
the
> Garden Center I can watch the thunder heads build up and slide to the
> east...knowing that something is going to get clobbered.
>     The Garden Center is situated about two miles from the beginning
of
> the
> foothills so twirlies are rare...but we will often get hail which is
not
> good for the plants. It really makes me laugh inside when a customer
> brings
> me holey or shreaded leaves and wants to purchase a spray to kill the
> inscet
> that is doing it. When I tell them that it is hail damage, oftren time
> their
> response is   " But it did not hail at my house"  The perp has melted
away
> by the time they get home of course.
>     I am having a day off today...yipee AND its not snowing or
raining. I
> am
> 3 for 4 on bad days off. Ended up doing housework.
>     I have squeezed in the planting of the cool season crops and have
one
> tomato under the Wall O' Water. Poor tomato thing got snowed under
last
> thursday and the WoW keep it from dying.
> 
> Happy Gardening!!
> 
> Betsy
> Colorado

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