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Jun 28, 2012 9:05 PM CST
Name: Linda
Carmel, IN (Zone 5b)
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Thanks for that information, Karen.

It got up to 106 here today, with not much relief in sight, unless you consider 102 tomorrow to be a cooling trend. Rolling my eyes.

I'm so thankful for my drip irrigation set up on my containers....but we're keeping busy trying to keep the trees and shrubs watered. It worries me when I see well-rooted shrubs with droopy leaves. We just keep a drip hose going and moving it from place to place. I would hate to lose any well-established trees or shrubs.

They are saying if we dont get several inches of rain in the next several days, the corn/soybean crops will be a total failure in Indiana. We already lost most of our apple crop due to the early warming and late freeze. I fear produce is going to become very expensive.

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