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Old April 19, 2021   #4
D.J. Wolf
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I guess my best hope is going to be that it rains enough to have things wet and forms ice on the blossoms instead of freezing them lol. I don't think the city would appreciate me trying to do smudge pots or burning things all night. These are big mature trees too, so covering them isn't an option. That said, at those temperatures, I might take a 10-20% hit, I can accept that.
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