CoastalWx
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It’s hard to grasp how ENSO effects the pattern anymore since the whole Pacific is AN. Seems to most common element lately has been ridging near AK, but that hasn’t always helped us (sorry Steve).
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Thanks Bob. Maybe it's old wood. If it dies back, not sure what I can do. Sounds like no way of preventing that?
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Question about hydrangea. For some reason ours has not had any real blooms since we planted them a few years ago. Does anyone no why? I did read they should get morning sun and aftn shade and mine sort of get the opposite. Is it possible they are not in the correct "zone" for temperatures? I have no idea what kind these are.
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This has been as green as my lawn has looked so late in the season. While not the extreme lush green like early June, looks great overall. It seems like I lost some of the red thread which is good. Lots of mushrooms though. Will throw on another application before the rain Friday.
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Red thread is alive and well. Hopefully we get some dry days.
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Nice stuff Mike.
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Looks good. Thank Christ you don't do the orange-red nonsense.
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Anybody else notice that flowering plants, like dogwoods roses etc. look absolutely amazing this year? Wow.
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Yep, there too. Looks great. Makes the traffic that much easier.
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Nice Legro. Looks like a good spot there. That's a nice looking yard for something new. Sometimes it takes years to get established. Also, my wife is obsessed with the median on 93 in NH. There are tons and tons of daisies and lupines from the MA line to MHT or so. It looks beautiful. She wants to pull over and rip up a bunch every time we drive by...lol.
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Lawn is lush with green nudity. I have a few areas with weeds trying to poke through, but I'll treat those later. Really happy overall. Hope the faucet doesn't shut off.
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Dropped lesco couple of weeks ago for round 2. Yard is about as lush as I can remember. Even though May was just over 4" rain, it was timely.
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Previous owners of the house we are in now, put in a similar tree. Has to be worth thousands.
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Hopefully I don’t jinx it, but I don’t see any gypsy moths and it appears the winter moth caterpillars or whatever those little green worms are....pretty much not apparent. I think I saw one of them. Those things up into a couple of years ago, would tear the oaks apart. Seems like whatever that fungus is, had got them.
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Yeah basically the gfs would immediately stop the eastward progression of the wave. It conveniently did this over the carb a few days ago.
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Gfs mishandling of MJo caused bogus cane. Looks to be mostly gone now.
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Maybe Tamarack knows this, but any reason why seemingly healthy oaks have had trouble leafing out completely? When I look at a couple of my oaks..it looks like they have little buds, but no leaves. Indeed I have two trees that look like a third of the tree just did not leaf out. There are no caterpillar issues so curious what is going on.
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First mow yesterday.
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But I have it too. Now it’s windy FTL.
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I think it’s early for them. I notice that in June.
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Forsythia really bloomed last week. Norway maples are starting to leaf out. Won't be long there.
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I actually might get two small ones. Easy to have them look at if you maintain them.
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Yeah nice job with that. Looks good.
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Stone can be a good alternative in some spots, but need to be careful. Otherwise your yard will look like something from El Paso.
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I do mulch every other year. Second year looks fine still.
