Hail in Protecting In-Ground Plants When Unseasonable Ice, Sleet, Snow, or Freeze Conditions Present

By flaflwrgrl
February 25, 2014

I sit here writing this on 1/28/14 while we await abnormal winter weather to strike this evening. Here in the south our perennials are showing signs of tender new spring growth, but the weather is predicted to give us a beating for the next 2 days in the form of unseasonable ice pellets and mixed winter precipitation, to include snow or sleet.

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Anderwood

Feb 25, 2014 4:20 PM CST

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Name: Reid
North Branch, MN (Zone 4b)

This is also a strategy of mine when hail is predicted. Usually I am running around the garden in between rain drops and lightning bolts!

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flaflwrgrl

Feb 25, 2014 6:10 PM CST

Name: Ann ~Heat zn 9, Sunset
North Fl. (Zone 8b)

Oh hail!

I forgot to say it works for hail too. Thanks for reminding us all Reid.

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