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TORNADOES 2020 Sneak Peek (with a catch)

🕑 Added 2021-02-20 02:51:35 +0000 UTC

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Jan Hoyle

Well Hank I will do my best to help you. I had an organic garden when we lived on the UCI campus. This will work for all gardens. We purchased compost from a mushroom farm that also had chicken manure in it. I didn’t buy directly out garden manager did, so I don’t know exactly what was in the mushroom compost but it worked great & was smell free. If we didn’t get mushroom compost for one reason or another I would buy compost & manure at Home Depot. Not my favorite option. I had lizards in my garden, I loved those little guys. Never thought to get friendly with them. Too bad they can’t help with gophers! As for the orange & lime trees, the Farmers here, put heating barrels in the orchards to protect them. But they do that before there’s a frost happens when there’s a warning. And we never get snow or ice in Southern California. I hear one year they had a giant frost in Florida & it ruined their crops once. But our farmers here are proactive. They save their citrus, avocados & nut trees. I know, I grew up just north of Detroit & my mom had the most beautiful flower gardens & my dad grew the veggies. He grew up on a farm & mom lived in town back in North Dakota. I know when frost were happening, my mom would cover her Mums & marigolds with straw to save them. But you are suppose to get snow in Detroit. I have no idea if your trees will recover or not. But I think they will. You just won’t get citrus this year. I think the umbrella plant is dead, your palm will also recover. I have a friend in The Woodlands who Iis not happy either.

Barbara Jeffries

I'm known for my black thumb, so no help there. I just wanted to tell you how happy I am that one of your lizards (anole?) is named Abby. I have a 7 y/o granddaughter named Abby. Since I have 5 grandkids, I can't say if she's my favorite or not but she's a very cool human. Good luck with your plants. I hope Houston gets and stays seasonally warm.