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Frost?

10 years ago

Hope nobody lost any seedlings.
In my area it went down to 36 degrees last night. I'm a little worried bec. where I garden is an open space, that always freezes before the city does. But I was way too tired to go out last night and do some covering.
In areas of NJ to the north and west of me, they did have frost warnings.

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caryltoo Z7/SE PA
10 years ago
No frost here. It only went down to 35, and there was a breeze so that would have helped too. I've got so many things planted out that I can't realistically cover at this point so I'm hoping last night was the lowest it's going to go. The rest of the week looks pretty good here.
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