Re: New York Growers
George,
Here on the border of NY and PA we took a mighty hiot from Mother nature today
and last nights.. trees ripped up and knocked down, houses, cars totalled, 12
inches of rain in 24 hours (4 seperate storms). All of my plants have been in the
ground outside since Sunday, and they seem to have survived. My Checkon 815 has
its first true leaf with a little strange thing going on, but it just might be a
temporary thing, but the Lloyd 935 looks great, and the Eaton 1009.5, although it
only has one cotyledon, the first true leaf is coming out nicely, and looks to be
okay.. I do have a Checkon 700 that germinated, and might use that as a backup for
the 815, if it doesnt survive.
GBPUMPKIN@aol.com wrote:
> Are taking a beating today, hope their plants are still under cover.
>
> http://www.intellicast.com/LocalWeather/World/UnitedStates/Northeast/Massachus
> etts/Boston/RadarSummary/
>
> George Brooks
> North Tewksbury, MA USA
> Approximately 25 miles Northwest of Boston
> in the Merrimack River Valley
> Zone 5N
> Personal Bests
> 617.6 1991
> 641 1993
>
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