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  • Hoar Frost. Frosty morning on February 11, 2021. Can you spot the bird singing in the tree?

    Hoar Frost

    • Posted February 12, 2021February 12, 2021
    • by rickvuyst

    Hoar frost is a type of feathery frost that forms as a result of specific climatic conditions. The word ‘hoar’ comes from old English and refers to the old age appearance of the frost: the…Continue Reading

  • Flower Moon Frost Warning

    • Posted May 7, 2020
    • by rickvuyst

    May’s full moon is known as the “flower moon” or “corn planting” moon. Understandably, the flower moon, like many monthly moon names, can be traced back to how Native Americans tracked the seasons. Algonquin tribes…Continue Reading

  • A “Root” awakening

    • Posted April 2, 2013
    • by rickvuyst

    If April showers bring May flowers then you my friend are in for a “root” awakening. Every April is different which adds to the adventure. I’ve seen 80-degree temperatures and I’ve seen frosts that would…Continue Reading

  • I “Hosta” do something about this

    • Posted May 7, 2012
    • by rickvuyst

    After the late April frosts you wander through your landscape and find your Hosta collection is a little under the weather. Hosta la vista baby as you observe “melting” foliage throughout. What happened here? In…Continue Reading

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