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Rain, Rain Go Away
Posted: March 3rd, 2013, 1:40 pm
by Nathan
We have had so much rain up here in Brisbane in the bast month (half of our yearly average already)
I have started to bring in some of my tress and put them under cover for a few days just to dry out a little
Also giving he a chance do do a little work on them as well
Cheers
Re: Rain, Rain Go Away
Posted: March 3rd, 2013, 4:49 pm
by craigw60
You would be very welcome to send some down this way
Craigw
Re: Rain, Rain Go Away
Posted: March 3rd, 2013, 6:12 pm
by Matthew
craigw60 wrote:You would be very welcome to send some down this way
Craigw
Yes would you Queenslanders and northern nsw folk PLEASE stop been so greedy and send some to us
Re: Rain, Rain Go Away
Posted: March 3rd, 2013, 7:18 pm
by Nathan
I am sure we would be more than happy to send it down south if we could, we have had enough for the moment
Re: Rain, Rain Go Away
Posted: March 4th, 2013, 9:29 am
by bamboos
I have had enough rain to last me for a while
I haven't had to pick up a hose for nearly a month (don't even know where they are!) I'm getting stir crazy cant get out to prepare for winter haven't even fertilised for a month
The lawn looks like a paddock mud everywhere grass a foot long wish we could send some to you people who need it
Just as an aside has anyone had trouble with their howitiis?One of mine has just about defoliated and is looking pretty sick there are a few new buds about to shoot but it seems they don't like high humidity and rain and high temps hope it pulls through
Re: Rain, Rain Go Away
Posted: March 4th, 2013, 9:34 am
by fireworks
Please take a deep breath and blow hard. Send the rain this way. As for the acacia, I'd be placing it under cover on top of say a milk crate or something where it would be allowed to drain freely. Give it time to recover. Good luck!
Re: Rain, Rain Go Away
Posted: March 4th, 2013, 10:01 am
by bamboos
Thanks fireworks have already done that a few weeks ago as soon as I saw what was happening . I have noticed this before with heavy summer rains ( especially the last few wet years up here ) I'm not sure it is a drainage problem since in my experience they love a bit of water in the summer.
Maybe we are too far out of their native area?
Thanks Steve
Re: Rain, Rain Go Away
Posted: March 4th, 2013, 10:29 am
by Boics
Incredible run of weather we are having here in Melbourne..
I cannot remember a summer as good as the one just gone and Autumn is looking like a cracker so far as well.
No lower than 31 degree's on the 7 day outlook this week for Melb.
Admittedly far too dry but the consistent heat and run of hot weather is incredible.
As far as hot goes it hasn't been really "too hot" either.. Just a good low to mid 30s for the most part...
Cheers,
Re: Rain, Rain Go Away
Posted: March 4th, 2013, 12:39 pm
by Josh
Boics wrote:Incredible run of weather we are having here in Melbourne..
I cannot remember a summer as good as the one just gone and Autumn is looking like a cracker so far as well.
No lower than 31 degree's on the 7 day outlook this week for Melb.
Admittedly far too dry but the consistent heat and run of hot weather is incredible.
As far as hot goes it hasn't been really "too hot" either.. Just a good low to mid 30s for the most part...
Cheers,
My trees are going wild with this weather. Putting on grow like never before. Just have to keep the water up to them. I just hate going outside when it's this hot. By the time it cools down in the evening, I can't be bothered.
Josh
Re: Rain, Rain Go Away
Posted: March 4th, 2013, 11:01 pm
by Graeme