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Posted by Terry SE KY Harlan Co. on January 19, 2021, 9:05 pm, in reply to "Re: I Accept It, Check Out Detroit!"
Probably see your coldest so far this winter next week, but still looks like teens only😁. I hope you can pull off a zone 8 winter. Have you ever stayed above 10 that far north all winter?
Last year, I only reached 15 for coldest lows and my EEs started coming out in March!
. I had mulched them as usual and so warm that they had zero bulb damage. Crazy! Last year, however, I had much warmer days too. This winter has been chilly by day but above average most nights for lows here. I had 70s and 80s in February and March last year, so the EEs started growing earlier than ever here before.
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