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Strange and unusual weather patterns persist here in zone 4.  I am usually writing about spring planting and how it’s safe to start your gardens because frost is less likely to occur.  That is a far cry from what is currently taking place here in zone 4.  The low temperatures and winter like conditions have bought spring planting to a halt.  This isn’t the first time and certainly won’t be the last that Mother Nature has thrown us a curve ball.  I’ve learned over time that my growing seasons are short and sweet and to enjoy the highs and lows that the seasons bring.  Happy planting! Cheers

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