Posted by Mtf on May 08, 2020 at 05:47:34 from (174.231.129.233):
In Reply to: Weather posted by Ellis Kinney on May 08, 2020 at 05:02:02:
Ellis, I am located at the bottom of the state and in the same situation. I grow about 10 acres of nursery stock, mostly container stock. Yesterday we filled greenhouses, and barns with the most sensitive trees. Today it is supposed to rain most of the day. We will cover more stock late this afternoon with remay, or tobacco canvas.
It is going to burn leaves, but most will come back out. I remember an old Amish man tell of a late freeze that burnt most leaves after they were almost completely leaved out. He said afterwards you could smell those leaves rotting, there were so many. Trees are very resilient.
Very young trees could have the tops die back. If so they will likely sucker back out from the bottom. In your situation, that will be no problem. The Lord will provide. Nathan
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