Big trees, or new plantings? I have a couple mature apple trees which always face the deep freeze with some leaves still on, green but freeze-dried by earlier frosts. They always grow well the next year, so I try not to worry. They were grown from scionwood collected locally, from trees surviving tough winters, so that helps with not worrying.
Younger trees, I try to mulch if a drastic temperature drop is forecast. But then you have to be sure of your vole excluders.
I've recently been trying more trees in pots, until they reach 6-7' height. I can move these to appropriate shelter when needed, but, they can't take the worst winter cold.
tc, s.WI, winter
On Friday, November 14, 2014 11:30 AM, Naomi Counides <naomi@oznayim.us> wrote:
Okay, so what can I expect? Some of my trees still had leaves on them,
green ones, and it is supposed to go down to 7 tomorrow night.
Naomi
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