I can only do what I can do, one challenge at a time.
UPDATE: By mid-afternoon it had warmed up somewhat. I was delighted to see so many blooms. This Texas Madrone (Arbutus xalapensis) blossom was the most surprising of all.
Monday, March 25, 2013
Same old, same old
It seems every year we get a "norther" after things have leafed out and the new foliage gets zapped. My mulberry trees are loaded with mulberries so, in an attempt to try to save them, I turned on the sprinkler early this morning. Don't know if it'll help. Especially if it gets colder tonight, which I think is forecast.
I can only do what I can do, one challenge at a time.
UPDATE: By mid-afternoon it had warmed up somewhat. I was delighted to see so many blooms. This Texas Madrone (Arbutus xalapensis) blossom was the most surprising of all.
I can only do what I can do, one challenge at a time.
UPDATE: By mid-afternoon it had warmed up somewhat. I was delighted to see so many blooms. This Texas Madrone (Arbutus xalapensis) blossom was the most surprising of all.
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3 comments:
Freeze here again also... I did cover some new and very smalll Lindhimer Morningloryand Passion vines in the new pollinator garden.
Everything else is on its own...poor small Mexican Plum leaves.
Jane
I watched the thermometer all night and it got down to 31° by 8 AM so I sprinkled the mulberries. I think they'll be OK, by the hair of their chinnie-chin-chin. Hope your stuff is OK too.
It might be said we worry tooo much!
I do see some sad/wilted leaves.Some things have not been in very long sooo we shall see.
Jane
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