That looks like what happened to us in Ohio the day before our last
Convention! You will surprised as how well they bounce back; or at least
mine did that year.
Mother Nature always gets the last word doesn’t she?
Phyllis Hess
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I’m certain things will come through and continue growing just fine.
The frozen ovaries often abort any seed set on them already and most don’t seem to want to hold seed if hard frozen above the ground level for two or three nights.
THAT is a vast disappointment and a real downer. Still snowing heavily with some periods of wet, sloppy rain/snow. The “duck feathers” are flying horizontal with 25 mph winds.
Ouch
Harold
At 07:23 AM 2/29/2012, Stephen Vinisky wrote:
That looks like what happened to us in Ohio the day before our last
Convention! You will surprised as how well they bounce back; or at least
mine did that year.
Mother Nature always gets the last word doesn’t she?
Phyllis Hess
————————————————–
I’m certain things will come through and continue growing just fine.
The frozen ovaries often abort any seed set on them already and most don’t seem to want to hold seed if hard frozen above the ground level for two or three nights.
THAT is a vast disappointment and a real downer. Still snowing heavily with some periods of wet, sloppy rain/snow. The “duck feathers” are flying horizontal with 25 mph winds.
Steve