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Title: Snow in Pa. Ugh!
Post by: Nancy on May 15, 2016, 09:42:48 AM
Some snow in pa this am on May 15. Still coming down.(http://i64.tinypic.com/wilikn.jpg)

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Title: Re: Snow in Pa. Ugh!
Post by: Oarin on May 15, 2016, 10:27:00 AM
Cold,windy,and miserable here in the Rochester, NY area. Probable frost tonight!! I've got A LOT of veggies to cover!
Title: Re: Snow in Pa. Ugh!
Post by: SgtCrabby on May 15, 2016, 07:45:20 PM
Whoa y'all. 
That looks like winter.  And that's more winter than I dealt with all 'winter' season.
You have my condolences to get that stuff this late in the year.
Title: Re: Snow in Pa. Ugh!
Post by: fishtildark on May 15, 2016, 08:13:26 PM
Oarin, just got done covering my veggies but fortunately not a lot are up yet. do you plant early for the area and just take a chance? while rolling out the plastic this afternoon I was being pelted by pea size sleet. Just told my buddy that if trend continues I may rethink the packing. I was so conviced that T bone had the right idea, ditch all the stuff that never gets worn..I am down to 19 days.
Title: Re: Snow in Pa. Ugh!
Post by: Oarin on May 15, 2016, 11:23:09 PM
Yes, I plant early every year. I usually get away with it. The lettuce and swiss chard will be fine.I got the plants while visiting my daughter in VA a few weeks ago. Last year the tomato leaf blight hit me hard, so this year I found blight resistant tomato plants, not seeds. I make sure they're covered each cold night. So far,so good. I think after tonight I'm good to go for the rest of the growing season.
Title: Re: Snow in Pa. Ugh!
Post by: limacharley on May 16, 2016, 09:20:50 AM
Opened the camp this past Saturday only to find out that 7 trees had fallen due to high winds this spring.

One in front of my shed, one behind my shed-supported by my quad trailer (no damage).
2 across my aluminum boat, again no damage and 3 others throughout the yard.
Took us all day to cut up, limb and haul away to the burn area.
Woke up Sunday morning to -3 or 27 degrees.

Supposed to be warmer this week for the opener.