Plants are very resilient. Not sure what the max numbers of regrowth, and freezes, it would take to kill the plants!?We will see I'm not sold personally 3 green ups seems like a big ask
Plants are very resilient. Not sure what the max numbers of regrowth, and freezes, it would take to kill the plants!?We will see I'm not sold personally 3 green ups seems like a big ask
Me either I guess we are about find out. I vaguely remember there being a bunch of prerequisites that basically boiled down to plant health=stored energy=resilience after freezesPlants are very resilient. Not sure what the max numbers of regrowth, and freezes, it would take to kill the plants!?
Maybe your far enough S and SW that the central NC split Saturday won't leave you high and dry.Hitting the grass with 34-0-6 and shrubs with 13-13-13 tomorrow let's see how that helps bring it back
Hopefully we can all get in on a decent rain Saturday. I agree though the split is concerningMaybe your far enough S and SW that the central NC split Saturday won't leave you high and dry.
Me either I guess we are about find out. I vaguely remember there being a bunch of prerequisites that basically boiled down to plant health=stored energy=resilience after freezes
Yeah the clover is crushing it!My Hydrangeas are taking a beating with these freezes. I think they'll survive, but i'm not sure i'm getting any flowers at this point.
Also, @Rain Cold you forgot one
Clover: Alive
We lost 1 whole month of greenery , pretty impressive . Apparently though it will save us from the heat , the oppressive 70 degree heat . Oh the agony . Our year so far - 50s , and now likely straight to 80s and 90s. Hey at least we avoided those horrible 70s though. I mean who would want to have that?But duh cold felt so gud
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We'd have 90s by now!6 MonThS oF sUmMeR!!!
When do you typically brown out in the fall? I ask, because if you don't regreen by May, and last till Halloween, you won't have a green lawn for 6 months this year...We'd have 90s by now!
Right around Halloween. Yeah how depressing, last year was early March through early NovemberWhen do you typically brown out in the fall? I ask, because if you don't regreen by May, and last till Halloween, you won't have a green lawn for 6 months this year...
let alone actual summer
What's impressive to me is how well most trees held up I would have expected more loss there.We lost 1 whole month of greenery , pretty impressive . Apparently though it will save us from the heat , the oppressive 70 degree heat . Oh the agony . Our year so far - 50s , and now likely straight to 80s and 90s. Hey at least we avoided those horrible 70s though. I mean who would want to have that?
Get ready for every weed under the sun to try to take advantage of the late and likely thin bermuda green up unless you have preem downMy hydrangeas were burnt to the ground back at Easter so they didn't get much damage. My tomatoes turned out okay but my taters up in the front yard took a beating. The bermuda up front is toast as well.
It's all green when you cut it. I have a rather active and destructive lab so I gave up on fighting my weeds a long time ago. Whatever covers the ground works for me.Get ready for every weed under the sun to try to take advantage of the late and likely thin bermuda green up unless you have preem down
Time to overseed with winter rye! ?️?But duh cold felt so gud
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