Before the frost…
It is 25 degrees outside right now and the sun is just coming up. We’ll see how everything did – should know in a couple of days.
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Before the frost…
It is 25 degrees outside right now and the sun is just coming up. We’ll see how everything did – should know in a couple of days.
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4 responses to “A Quick Tour Through the Gardens”
The things I expected to get nuked, moringa, canna lillies, ginger, plantains, did. Some citrus burn as well, which always makes me nervous since I’ve lost so many over the years. Hopefully the damage isn’t as bad as it looks, only time will tell.
Yeah, my banana trees are toasted. Cabbage looks beat. Daikons and turnips are okay, I think.
I think I vaguely remember daikon being a winter crop in Japan (maybe it was cabbages…), but I don’t remember if the farmers I saw were using hoop houses to protect it.
Probably depends on where in Japan. The frost did touch these guys a bit but they are pushing through.