My advice...We've already had these low temps and everything is under mulch and snow cover before this storm hit. Trees have been completely buried in snow for weeks.
I'm just watching the shark's circle but not attacking yet. I set up a cam after seeing tracks.
That's not me off leash, a 3 foot snow drift for perspective.Mossberg is warm & ready for this stubby legged fat boy.
I wish I had my bunny trebuchet operational. Wife is going to freak out if bunny blood is discovered. 
Hi Flower Girl,I'm seriously worried about my crape myrtle in the garage. It didn't wake up until the very end of July and I was advised not to let it see a frost. I didn't think it really fell below freezing in there but with the prolonged low temps we've had the automatic waterer in the garage for the cats has been frozen.
That sounds worrying. I have two crape myrtles in northern Illinois and they wake up as soon as temps start to warm and daylight lengthens. I keep mine in the garage and when the garage starts to freeze, I move them to a cold, non-freezing basement. Move them back to the garage in March.I'm seriously worried about my crape myrtle in the garage. It didn't wake up until the very end of July and I was advised not to let it see a frost. I didn't think it really fell below freezing in there but with the prolonged low temps we've had the automatic waterer in the garage for the cats has been frozen.
That's very generous of you, hopefully mine will be OK.
. A nor’easter is scheduled to hit southeastern New England next weekend with another foot plus of snow possible in Boston
I hope she has a safe, uneventful trip. No matter how old our kids get, we never stop worrying about them.Daughter started the long drive from Memphis to Boston late yesterday afternoon. Hoping to be picking up the key to her apartment in Boston sometime tomorrow
They changed the forecast. The Nor'easter is supposed to miss us now but now the temperatures are supposed to stay colder only Tuesday's supposed to be 32° rest in teens and low 20's and snow Wednesday. My temp sensors with trees showing lowest temp so far 32° in window wells and 23° for one's munched in on ground covered with snow and frost cloth, poly and a tarp. Hope all's good.weather man calling for a heatwave (32° highs) next tuesday, wednesday and Thursday
If your trees are cold hardy to your locale and were healthy this past summer, I'll bet you a nickel they'll be fine next spring (assuming they weren't mulched on top of the hood of a broken down car in your back yardSeeing Bnuts post their soil temps vs air temps makes me feel better, but I still feel like I'm going to lose some trees. I put 4 inches of muclh around most trees and they're buried in snow.
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The good ones are in the front yard.
