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Thats good to hear! I'm not familiar with your climate, so I'm not going to suggest anything. Just beware of late frosts (if you have them). Here, flowers are blooming and creatures are waking up, although I know that in Feb everything will probably freeze up again, which can damage reletively delicate new shoots. As for my spruce and fir (which prefer colder temps), I'm expecting new growth in April, even then I'll be keeping an eye on the weather reports for any cold snaps. Hopefully someone from your region will be able to advise you more specifically.

28-Jan-2008	#134
ElGringo Bear the dog! Join Date: Jun-2006 Location: Wales/Cymru Country: UK USDA Zone: 8-9 AHS Heat Zone: 1 Posts: 726	Thats good to hear! I'm not familiar with your climate, so I'm not going to suggest anything. Just beware of late frosts (if you have them). Here, flowers are blooming and creatures are waking up, although I know that in Feb everything will probably freeze up again, which can damage reletively delicate new shoots. As for my spruce and fir (which prefer colder temps), I'm expecting new growth in April, even then I'll be keeping an eye on the weather reports for any cold snaps. Hopefully someone from your region will be able to advise you more specifically. __________________ Richard If I was a lady, would I be 'LaGringa'?