Hello Grapevine Readers!

Well, it’s finally time for springtime temperatures, sunny days, and  the beauty of springtime. I’m not really  sure when warmer temperatures and sunny days are going to happen, however,  but I’m sure that spring will not be as beautiful as usual as a result of the freeze damage that has occurred to flowers, shrubs and trees. 

Hopefully,  seasonal weather will soon occur and we’ll soon tend to forget about the early spring freeze. The effects of it will not  completely allow that, however, as  the damage to fruit crops  and horticultural damage  may be a summer long reminder of the cold early spring.

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                                                                                     Sincerely,

John Hixson	George McVey
Extension Educator, Agriculture	Program Assistant,
Natural Resources &	Horticulture
Community Development	Master Gardener Coordinator

                                           

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