Mid Spring and Snowing
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Mid Spring and Snowing
Slight detour for spring tonight, it just started snowing!! In October!! I was getting sick of the rain, but really
That's the last time I hang it on you Queenslanders and your lack of seasons .
Cheers,
Mojo
That's the last time I hang it on you Queenslanders and your lack of seasons .
Cheers,
Mojo
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Re: Mid Spring and Snowing
mate its suppose to be -1 here tonight was a massive storm here all day 85mm and 90km hour winds has receded for now thank god but not much flowers left on my palona tree and a couple of trees down. Bring spring back!
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Re: Mid Spring and Snowing
It's been going all night and is still falling gently, this is by far the latest in the year that we have had snow since we moved here in 2007, it fell to just under 0 degrees at 11pm but it has warmed up to a comfy 2.5, I just went for a short walk around the farm and it is quite nice. I was rugged up like a St Petersburg traffic cop though It will be interesting to see if this affects the already growing trees. The foliage and soil doesn't freeze like it does in a frost, so I am expecting that the trees will just mope about for a few days until it warms up again. I bet it looks pretty up at Craig's this morning and perhaps Noah's got a bit of a dusting as well. What about you lot up in Canberra?
Cheers,
Mojo
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Re: Mid Spring and Snowing
No snow here last night just good steady rain, and this morning is blue skies and freezing but its still coming straight from the south so no doubt theres a bit more to come yet. I don't think your trees will miss a beat Mojo they are mostly northern hemisphere plants so this kind of weather would be the norm for them.
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Re: Mid Spring and Snowing
Good morning Craig,
I'm surprised that there hasn't been any at Olinda yet, up here it is still going now and has been on and off since 11pm last night. We are at about the same altitude as you, 520m. It must be just going either side of you.
Cheers,
Mojo
I'm surprised that there hasn't been any at Olinda yet, up here it is still going now and has been on and off since 11pm last night. We are at about the same altitude as you, 520m. It must be just going either side of you.
Cheers,
Mojo
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Re: Mid Spring and Snowing
Its been lightly snowing all morning at Goulburn, but its too wet to settle. I had to come inside as it was getting just a bit too chilly for bonsai work.
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Re: Mid Spring and Snowing
Snow in Daylesford but not here in Shepherds Flat. 10k's from here to daylesford and a 2 degree (usually) difference in temp. I dont know if i am happy about no snow or not .I like snow
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Re: Mid Spring and Snowing
Apparently there was snow flurries all night up in the township about 150m higher than us here. We have been getting super fine hail showers all morning but now snow. The rain has been endless though and the garden is looking unbelievable.
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Re: Mid Spring and Snowing
Craig, would love to see a few pics of the garden
And I haven't seen snow since I was about 12 years old 14 years ago!!
And I haven't seen snow since I was about 12 years old 14 years ago!!
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Re: Mid Spring and Snowing
Hi Nathan, I will just give it another week then take some for you. All the spring flowering deciduous shrubs are just fat with buds and by this time next week they should be out.
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