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adrift · 01-22-2009, 04:59 PM

My thermometer, somewhat sheltered and may read slightly warm, said 31 degrees Wednesday morning and 28 on Thursday morning. A couple, the Dw Orinoco and another (think it was a Dw Namwa, I'll check the tag later) seem untouched. But they are under 12" tall and maybe got the benefit of some warmth from the ground. I can't see the baby Basjoos from here, but I expect they are fine. Most of the others are between singed and heavily singed. Ice cream's leaves are singed but her proud, tall pstem is looking OK.

It is currently much warmer than it was 24 hours ago.

Curiously, some non-nanners which did OK last winter at 25 degrees and strong winds are looking rough today after 28 degrees and calm. Go figure.

K/Adrift

01-22-2009, 04:59 PM	#5 (permalink)
adrift adrift's Photo Gallery Location: Central FL Zone: 9a Name: KJ Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 174 BananaBucks : 17,765 Feedback: 2 / 100% Said "Thanks" 625 Times Was Thanked 197 Times in 87 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 422 Times	Re: Great Florida Freeze of '09 My thermometer, somewhat sheltered and may read slightly warm, said 31 degrees Wednesday morning and 28 on Thursday morning. A couple, the Dw Orinoco and another (think it was a Dw Namwa, I'll check the tag later) seem untouched. But they are under 12" tall and maybe got the benefit of some warmth from the ground. I can't see the baby Basjoos from here, but I expect they are fine. Most of the others are between singed and heavily singed. Ice cream's leaves are singed but her proud, tall pstem is looking OK. It is currently much warmer than it was 24 hours ago. Curiously, some non-nanners which did OK last winter at 25 degrees and strong winds are looking rough today after 28 degrees and calm. Go figure. K/Adrift __________________ I've got to stop asking people, "How stupid can you be." People are taking it as a challenge.