The Prunus mume (that I saw starting to flower again last weekend) may be totally blasted.
At least the predicted temperatures are quite moderate.
The forecast is all about snow (and potential ice) and full of hyperbole about snowfall (I think because of all of the previous storms and severe temperatures this winter).
We could be inundated with snow and ice in the upstate of South Carolina over the next few days, or maybe not. We'll see.
It all depends on where the fronts collide, it seems.
At least I haven't planted any peas yet! I haven't even managed to get out and take soil temperatures or turn the beds. And my raised beds in the mountains -- hmm -- they'll be replanted totally from scratch -- I don't think any of the perennial herbs made it through the severe cold of January.
Hmm, seeing previous incarnations of spring planting is always encouraging. Here's an link to searches about previous blog posts about "spring vegetable beds."
My raised beds in the mountains and the piedmont at the moment look really sad. They're ready for change-outs. They're waiting for spring.
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