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Jun 14, 2022 3:21 PM CST
Warren County, Kentucky, USA (Zone 6b)
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Here's today's picture. I thought they'd be more obviously affected by the heat, but they're still looking good.
I did put crushed ice on the gravel last night, in case that might help. I didn't think it would hurt, since the roots are just sitting on top of the soil and they're on a slope, so any extra could run off or soak in and not be a problem. Almost all the leaves are all still nice and firm, although some look slightly wrinkled.

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