I sure hope not but there calling for frost on Sunday and Monday nights. We have a lot of flowers popping up way to early. All the trees are pushing buds and most of them already shooting out leaves. Our 2 small hot boxes should be ok as long as it doesn't get to cold. This is more or less in mid Ohio.

calling for low thirties mon morning , wouldn't be surprise with a frost...heck, we've had snow before in April.... Our "frost free" date is May 15

Going to probably lose my pear blossoms with 20's forcast

But the Dandelions can take anything

31 here in central Iowa right now. Might be some frost in the low spots, but just windy enough to keep frost at bay.

32 here in SE Nebraska

Frost on the pumpkin here this morning 17 degrees. Temperature is up and down like a yo yo. 80's by Wednesday and 70's most of the week ahead.

It was 15 yesterday morning and 12 this morning. It is frosty this morning. The high yesterday was 26 and we had a 25-35 mph wind with gusts to 40. It was a little sharp out all day.

I'll cover rhubarb that is trying to make seed.
The rest can fry.

We had a frost yesterday. Concerned with the high bush blues, the rabbiteyes are just getting ready so they're still protected.

They are calling for 37F tonight, 32F Saturday night and 34F Sunday night. You can get light frost damage at 36F, as ice drops from up high. I have 9 different figs to bring in today, otherwise, everything is on its own.

My fruit trees have mostly already flowered, though there are still a great many Montmorency cherry and apple blossoms. Hopefully most trees are far enough long in development to not suffer fruit loss. I'm less sure about my grapes.

I plan on putting my canna lilies, elephant ear, Amorphophallus konjac and other Amorphophalluses out starting this week. There's hundreds of those together. I have 55 or 56 fig cuttings to pot up too.

Keith

27 degrees here this morning

I just looked and it shows below freezing six out of the next eleven nights. Four years ago yesterday we had a blizzard going. Near white out conditions.