A few winter pics
steve_nj
13 years ago
about 7" of snow on the ground. Probably 8 or 9" fell, but packed and melted down. Ground is wet, not frozen.
Dunstan grapefruit; first winter in ground
Loquat-I lost one by the house after a few good years. This is not sheltered and will have to stump sprout if frozen back. Hardy to 5 degrees.
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