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Concerned/Fruit Trees/Cold Front
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03/14/23 11:35 AM
03/14/23 11:35 AM
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Columbiana on the Hill Top
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I'm in central Alabama (Shelby County)... we are looking at high 20's to freezing the next few nights. Most all of my fruit trees I have planted have bloomed or are blooming... with this cold weather... should I do "anything" to protect them of just, let it ride? New to this so I appreciate any feedback.
John 3:16
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