BotanicalBill
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nomaad, 3-4" of rain average per month in the summer months, average temps probably low 80s in june, mid-high 80s in july-aug, with probably 7-10 days a year when highs may hit 100+.. 70-80s and humid at night.. hot and humid summers.. not much wind except when storms blow through.. we're wondering about wind in this particular spot though because they're being planted like 20' feet below the lake level (low-side of the damn on his land) in a dogleg shaped pasture that has 30-40' trees on both sides.. it's possible a wind-tunnel affect may happen.. if that does occur we're hoping its to an advantage and makes the branches all stronger.. downside is if it gets too insane the plants may lose some branches.. but this is all assumption at this point.. my buddy has had this land for 20 years and has never noticed it as being a problem but he's not normally down there much other than to call the cattle or horses up for food as it's on the far end of his property.. of
come harvest time (early October in these parts) it's hit or miss.. you could still have plenty of beautiful 70+ degree days in October(we did last year) or it could be a bit chilly and rainy.. same game with mother nature anyone else plays across the globe, I imagine..But I'm definitely in an area where it's usual to grow.. 38 deg north
come harvest time (early October in these parts) it's hit or miss.. you could still have plenty of beautiful 70+ degree days in October(we did last year) or it could be a bit chilly and rainy.. same game with mother nature anyone else plays across the globe, I imagine..But I'm definitely in an area where it's usual to grow.. 38 deg north
