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....wiped out my garden today. Tomatoes and peppers that I had grown
from seed are totally destroyed. The storm was a couple of hours ago,
and the lawn is still white. I saw folks shoveling their decks like it
was snow.

Guess I'll get to replant with shitty overpriced plants from Wal-mart.

I didn't see any dents in the cars, and no broken windows, so that's a
good thing.

Bob
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On May 30, 6:54 pm, zxcvbob wrote:
...wiped out my garden today. Tomatoes and peppers that I had grown
from seed are totally destroyed. The storm was a couple of hours ago,
and the lawn is still white. I saw folks shoveling their decks like it
was snow.

Guess I'll get to replant with shitty overpriced plants from Wal-mart.

I didn't see any dents in the cars, and no broken windows, so that's a
good thing.

Bob


Oh Bob,
that is so sad. plants you have raised from seed are kinda like your
"children". I am so sorry. I have forgotten--where are you located?
Emilie
NorCal
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mleblanca wrote:

On May 30, 6:54 pm, zxcvbob wrote:
...wiped out my garden today. Tomatoes and peppers that I had grown
from seed are totally destroyed. The storm was a couple of hours ago,
and the lawn is still white. I saw folks shoveling their decks like it
was snow.

Guess I'll get to replant with shitty overpriced plants from Wal-mart.

I didn't see any dents in the cars, and no broken windows, so that's a
good thing.

Bob


Oh Bob,
that is so sad. plants you have raised from seed are kinda like your
"children". I am so sorry. I have forgotten--where are you located?
Emilie
NorCal


OOHHHH NOOOO!
Your post 6:54 pm the time here 10:20PM hear OOOOHHH NNOOOO!!!
That storm is headed my way!!! I hear the thunder and my lights are
flickering in my home as I write this in south east Michigan, Ohhhh
Nooooo!!!!

All of my plants came from seed also, my plants are so much better
looking than the local green house. Over 200 vegi plants for my big gut.
I just worked all day on my garden. I pray just for rain, not the hail.

I need to pray now ..... my lord God, Charles Darwin, thou in the earth,
please spare my poor little garden so that I can survive to be the
fittest, please save my little garden and let only the rain touch it and
fill my rain barrels so they runnith over ... Amen!

Next post is on Monday
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mleblanca wrote:
On May 30, 6:54 pm, zxcvbob wrote:
...wiped out my garden today. Tomatoes and peppers that I had grown
from seed are totally destroyed. The storm was a couple of hours ago,
and the lawn is still white. I saw folks shoveling their decks like it
was snow.

Guess I'll get to replant with shitty overpriced plants from Wal-mart.

I didn't see any dents in the cars, and no broken windows, so that's a
good thing.

Bob


Oh Bob,
that is so sad. plants you have raised from seed are kinda like your
"children". I am so sorry. I have forgotten--where are you located?
Emilie
NorCal



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...wiped out my garden today. Tomatoes and peppers that I had grown
from seed are totally destroyed. The storm was a couple of hours ago,
and the lawn is still white. I saw folks shoveling their decks like it
was snow.

Guess I'll get to replant with shitty overpriced plants from Wal-mart.

I didn't see any dents in the cars, and no broken windows, so that's a
good thing.

Bob


What a bugger. Cyclones and tornados get all the publicity but hailstorms can
be vastly destructive too. They don't totally erase a place like the other
storms but they cause untold damage to agriculture and huge insurance bills in
built up areas. Sydney (where I used to live) copped a bad one a few years
ago that cost about 2 billion dollars.


David





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Dan L. said:

OOHHHH NOOOO!
Your post 6:54 pm the time here 10:20PM hear OOOOHHH NNOOOO!!!
That storm is headed my way!!! I hear the thunder and my lights are
flickering in my home as I write this in south east Michigan, Ohhhh
Nooooo!!!!

All of my plants came from seed also, my plants are so much better
looking than the local green house. Over 200 vegi plants for my big gut.
I just worked all day on my garden. I pray just for rain, not the hail.


Well, in my corner of south-east Michigan, we got plenty of thunder
and lightning, and a much-needed dose of rain. I hope it was the same
for Dan L.

It was bad enough that we had frost overnight Tues-Wed; adding
hail on Friday would have been truly, truly depressing. All that
work covering things up (still had minor damage) would have been
wiped out.

*whew*

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Pat Kiewicz wrote:

Dan L. said:

OOHHHH NOOOO!
Your post 6:54 pm the time here 10:20PM hear OOOOHHH NNOOOO!!!
That storm is headed my way!!! I hear the thunder and my lights are
flickering in my home as I write this in south east Michigan, Ohhhh
Nooooo!!!!

All of my plants came from seed also, my plants are so much better
looking than the local green house. Over 200 vegi plants for my big gut.
I just worked all day on my garden. I pray just for rain, not the hail.


Well, in my corner of south-east Michigan, we got plenty of thunder
and lightning, and a much-needed dose of rain. I hope it was the same
for Dan L.

It was bad enough that we had frost overnight Tues-Wed; adding
hail on Friday would have been truly, truly depressing. All that
work covering things up (still had minor damage) would have been
wiped out.

*whew*


I kept an eye on the online weather sites, I kept an eye on the lows and
planted after the lows got above 50 degrees which was Thursday. The
thunderstorm was not too bad, a few of my smaller plants did not hold up
well to the extreme winds. I always grow extra seed plants than I have
garden space. I will be replacing those damaged plants today. When I see
things going well, I toss the extra plants into the compost pile. Much
need rain was needed. After all that needed rain my grass and garden is
still dry dry dry two days later. My rain barrels are full but for how
long?

It is a good thing that people ignore the nonsense parts in my post.
People are smart here

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