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Comments (8)I just had 19C today in Toronto and the weatherman says that a snowstorm might come later this weekend around the 401 corridor. If we are lucky it will hit just to our north but we will see freezing temperatures. Toronto can get ice to bring down trees, snow storms but not hurricane blizzards like the US-Canada east coast, and of course damaging thunderstorms with a twister in the area possible all summer. Damaging hail can also fall in my region but is not common like Texas. The west coast of Canada has a much gentler climate and they have been gardening for some time now in that area. My grass is about to start growing. April might be a battle between winter and spring but May can be a sudden switch to summer weather. Canada is large but mostly cold in winter as reputed. Russia has a milder area around Sochi were they grow palm trees. Palm trees can only grow on the west coast of Canada. Both Canada and Russia are so large that they have their milder corner. You should visit Canada. Toronto for its skyline and Vancouver for its exotic beauty....See MoreUpdate after the Polar Vortex
Comments (1)Glad to hear the damage isn't too bad so far. I know that a lot of my things are going to be damaged so it will be interesting to see how it all manages to pull through. Whatever survives this will definitely be a good palm for the NYC area so at least we have that to think about. Good luck and keep us updated! -Alex...See Morepolar vortex-Bane of my garden
Comments (7)I don't know that I'd bother. Damage has probably already been done. Besides, it's too cold to be out there for any reason. The roses will survive but you have to too! Someone on another thread some where said they were just thinking of it as an opportunity to get some new roses from their want list. I think that's a good way to look at it. Me, I don't know what to expect. I lost all of last season due to illness. The roses got no care of any kind so I don't know what condition they were in going into this. I'm expecting I'll lose quite a few. It may be a good thing since I've been wanting to whittle down the pots anyway. I'll fill in with the pots and maybe get a couple of new ones to try. I haven't bought a new rose in about 3 years now and it would be fun to go shopping again!...See MoreShow us your Polar Vortex photos!
Comments (5)Ann Arbor pics Weatherproofing can only go so far. Now I better understand the double doors and windows everyone has in Scandinavia. Looks like these people will have 50F by the weekend and that sun is coming back more each day. Those plugs were quite scary though!...See MoreRelated Professionals
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