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spring has been weird with regard to the weather. From a day at 89°F in early April to freezing in May. There were some flowering trees and Lilacs that were fooled by the early warmth and then had their buds frozen. Farmers have had their early strawberry flowers frozen off and fruit trees will be having low yields due to the freezing of their flowers.

    I grow a lot of annuals and some perennials, starting in late winter, indoors under lights. Last year they were transplanted outdoors by mid May. This year it would have killed them. Hardening off would have meant frozen stiff.

     

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2.   Jun 4, 2002 6:50 AM
In response to message posted by Gay_Klok:
I wish I had a recent photo of a Painted Trillium. <img src="http://www.suite101.co ...

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1.   Jun 3, 2002 7:33 PM
Thanks for the visit, Howie

Trilliums are beautiful and very exotoc here in Australia. I have three species but no two coloured one - dark red, darker red and white

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