KingJades
Shohin
I got home really late last night and didn't have a chance to put my trees in the ground, but we had a decent freeze last night. The weather dipped to about 29 degrees F for about an hour, and now is returning to 31/32. Temp will return to 50 mid-day. My trees were on my benches and the top soil appears frozen hard to the touch. The soil was apparently on the wetter side.
The trees are a trident maple and a seiju elm. I know that tridents are a little more sensitive to frozen temperatures in the root, but should I really be concerned about this?
They go into the ground for wintering today... just hoping it's not a day too late!
The trees are a trident maple and a seiju elm. I know that tridents are a little more sensitive to frozen temperatures in the root, but should I really be concerned about this?
They go into the ground for wintering today... just hoping it's not a day too late!