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This is what I woke up to this morning. It wasn't forcast for this area, and nothing was covered. By the time we woke up, we had nearly an inch. This is the tomato patch after we covered what we could. I don't hold much hope for their survival, but on the off chance the snow insulated them instead of freezing them, we did cover them.
It's still snowing and the trees were all leafed out. The branches are hanging pretty low.
I went all out this year and ordered lots of different types of tomato plants, bought a ton of annuals to fill in around the perennials, spent a small fortune on gorgeous potted planters full of flowers.
We spent all last weekend, then this Thursday evening and all day yesterday finishing up the planting. The yard was mowed and trimmed, and looking pretty awesome. Then this morning...sigh...
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