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Feb 20, 2015 6:14 PM CST
Name: John
Marion County, Florida (Zone 9a)
I checked some of our earliest blooming cultivars today, but can't find any evidence of scaping.

I don't think it got quite as cold last night as was predicted. Weather Underground showed a reading of 25 about a mile down the road from us at 7am, but here on our hill, the faucet I left dripping was still dripping at 7 am (no ice at all). On the other hand, our nine mulberry trees, which were full of new growth and berries were devastated. Leaves and new berries burnt to a crisp, just like it happened to years ago.

I wonder why scientists haven't come up with a way to make trees remain dormant, once they go dormant naturally. That would be a godsend around here.
John

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