Glad you asked. I managed to save 1/2 of the 14 tomatoes I had out, and
thankfully the 2 very large ones that are producing fruit, not. but 1 or 2 of
those I thought did not freeze look very unhappy. not black or brown or
translucent, just kind of sad, and crinkling in on the leaves. I didn't have
any peppers out yet. It was 27 here one morning, 28 another and 30 twice. The
worst I've ever seen so late. I don't know whether to yank the tomato out and
put in one replacement I saved back. The freeze was so bad, that many trees are
losing a lot of leaves. The locust especially, and the flowers are falling off.
susan
Patricia Ruggiero wrote:
