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The Northeast part of the U.S. has a frost/freeze warning tonight
Comments (2)Some of my trees got zapped, my Willow oak and Compton's oaks seemed to be affected the worst. They were downslope from the other oaks, though. My Durand oak was okay, although on low ground. My tender veggies got annihilated, but are easy to replace....See MoreUnder a Freeze Warning Tonight!
Comments (12)Had our first frost last night. It killed off my annual begonias that had been blooming like crazy since May. It didnt bother my lantana. Some of the zinnia blooms got frost bit and lost all their color. I plucked all those off, but the rest of the plant looks good. The buds look good too. Under another frost advisory for tonight, but my county isnt mentioned. Then it is supposed to warm back up into the 40's to low 50's at night. I was at an eye appt. this morning, and the nurse was talking about this winter was predicted to be a bad one. I sure hope not as I just planted 40 TB irises this past Friday!!! Danielle...See MoreFreeze warning (not frost) for tonight! Spray with water???
Comments (3)Mary Lu, it was down to 28F. here last night. I didn't cover anything because it's been dry this week. My tomatoes, which are planted out, are a little darker green because of the cold but there was no frost so they didn't melt down like a frost will do to them. Roses, peonies, daylilys all came through fine and most of them are just sitting here in plastic grocery bags. If we get frost warnings I cover as much as I can and scootch things still in pots or whatever as close to the foundation as I can to help protect things. Cover what you can and pray for the best. Usually perennials that come up early do fine with a few light frosts. Pretty much like in the early fall. Best Wishes! MeMo...See MoreFreeze warning tonight...
Comments (19)I had a touch of frost on my back windshield this morning. ==>>> i am not feeling it brandy... i woke up to 3 inches of snow.. lol .. do understand.. i am not always talking to the poster.. but the the legions of newbies.. who never join the conversation ... you acted.. accordingly ... i know you knew the difference.. i wanted to point it out to warmer zone peeps.. who might not be understanding about the difference in the two words ... prairie... most shrubs.. as bulletproof as they are.. can lose all their leaves.. and bounce right back .. or like last year for me.. all the lilacs lost their flower buds... and they all came back fine... so.. i missed some flowers.. and many of the fruit growers around... lost a crop ... but not much direct death ... so its a concern.. but not a worry.. if you get my drift ... one year.. i actually lost some hosta.. that got froze.. after leafing a bit.. recovered.. froze again ... and perhaps a third time... they only have so much stored energy to releaf on ... but they were probably sickly plants in the first place... and all of them took a year or two to recover.. but nothing like that with some frost damage ... ken...See More- last year
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