Tim,What...you had no wind? :lol: :lol: There are a lot of fingers crossed about plants this winter.Barb

Our friends who are in San Diego wanted to go to El Centro, 90 miles inland.Their 5th wheel motor home was turned back on the highway due to high wind...

Presume you're going to use Nitrozyme after seeds are in their trays?Thought you'd already started.It'll be interesting to see your results with that....

Man, that's a mass of snow!I can see the dilemma, whether to remove the snow take the load off plants and structure, losing insulation.Or keeping snow...

the snow kept it from 28-38F last night/today Quite the insulation value.Thank goodness.Even some crush would recover from healthy roots by branching...

Phoenix woke up to a record low of 26.2F this morning.Tucson was S E V E N ????? :bigsmurf:

Good point about the seeds, Aaron.You know "it's a big one" when NASA records it...wowBarb

Looking forward to seeing your new pics Duncan, and glad to hear your rostrata looks good.It was probably colder in s.ca than the chinook you missed i...

And you were probably wearing shorts yesterday, Duncan! First chinook of 2011?Barb

FB...I really try to figure out its appeal to people...I'm not there yet. :?

Erik,It's just insurance against gaps in the plastic that aren't easy to see.

Maybe cover with new plastic to ensure it's at least airtight?Hopefully your cold blast will be short-lived.I'm sure the stuff under there will be bet...

How are things looking today, Jim?

Not that it makes us feel any better, but Alaska has records too.An interesting read: :verycold: Yikes.