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Rock, try this, put up a tent so to speak over the tree/trees, then fill bottles, pans, or even fill a garden hose, with warm/hot water add those to the tent, around the trees. Also a good watering helps too, the heat exchange for water is fairly slow so it should keep the trees temps to where it shouldn't be a problem, especially if you start with a warmed water.

Good Luck, up here we had been getting up to 55-60-65 during the days, and dropping constantly into the low 20's, at least we expect that up here.

Jeez you went right from winter to sumer, but that seems to be becoming the norm rather than the exception.

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3-Apr-2007	#9
Mcspeed bonsaiTALK Master Chief Join Date: Mar-2006 Location: West Springfield Massachusetts Country: USA USDA Zone: zone 5 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 1,203	This might help Rock, try this, put up a tent so to speak over the tree/trees, then fill bottles, pans, or even fill a garden hose, with warm/hot water add those to the tent, around the trees. Also a good watering helps too, the heat exchange for water is fairly slow so it should keep the trees temps to where it shouldn't be a problem, especially if you start with a warmed water. Good Luck, up here we had been getting up to 55-60-65 during the days, and dropping constantly into the low 20's, at least we expect that up here. Jeez you went right from winter to sumer, but that seems to be becoming the norm rather than the exception. __________________ If at first you don't succeed -- skydiving is not for you. Always remember that you're unique -- just like everyone else Enjoy this day. Bill