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Winter Report So Cal - any frost damage out there?
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Winter Report So Cal - any frost damage out there?
Chopper 11/5/2011, 5:59 pm
Yikes! I guess winter is here. There is snow on the mountains so much of the high desert (thanks Palmdale Steve for clueing me in there) and mountain areas are done. That leaves us lowlanders.
I went to see if the sweet potato survived as I was not sure if we had frost or not but it looks ok. As does the tomato plant but I lost a pea plant of all things. No idea why.
Anyone lose anything to frost? So many microclimates!
I went to see if the sweet potato survived as I was not sure if we had frost or not but it looks ok. As does the tomato plant but I lost a pea plant of all things. No idea why.
Anyone lose anything to frost? So many microclimates!
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Re: Winter Report So Cal - any frost damage out there?
southern gardener 11/5/2011, 9:02 pm
We had frost too! I was shocked. Our deck was white, but the plants made it fine. PHEW!! Sweet husband re-did one more box today with the bagged Mel's Mix. One by one, we're hacking away! Hope your garden does well!!
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