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Dicey 3 month s ago
#35 I have seen this photo here with several different captions.
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Woodrow 3 month s ago
#14 Doesn't this actually protect them from sub-zero temps? I thought fruit growers do something like this to protect crops...I could be wrong.
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Dyer 3 month s ago
Woodrow,yeah they do that to protect the Flower or flowerbuds from freezing BUT only if the flowers are beginning to grow and a Cold snap is Coming (mostly for Cherry and Apple)
In this case they didnt need that at all.thats thuja. The lamest and cheapest plant you can Buy and winterhard
In this case they didnt need that at all.thats thuja. The lamest and cheapest plant you can Buy and winterhard
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Sybill 3 month s ago
#36 more like 37°C 
In this case they didnt need that at all.thats thuja. The lamest and cheapest plant you can Buy and winterhard