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RE: Miner’s Lettuce: A Perennial Plant Vision for the Future | Wild Food Meets Hardy Reseeding Ground Covers
How is your food forest gardens doing with the crazy weather this year? Here in FL the plants don't know what to do. One week they are blooming and the next week they are dropping leaves again.
YIKES! Thats crazy when nature can't make a solid stance on the weather eh?
Well on our end we had our oldest apple leaf out a month ago, then shut down and come back... Looking like there are blossoms ready to burst. Other than that things are unfolding as "normal" i suppose. Paw paw just starting to flower, hazels had their catkins maybe a month ago and saw our first asian pear blossom. NO damage so far that we know of. But we are a little later and cooler than the surrounding area, so I guess our plants have a delayed response.
That's pretty good then. We have several nights here where the lows stay in the mid 60's and then we will have several nights where they drop down in the mid 30's then back up to the 60's again.