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junk fun
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4/20/2024 21:34 (#10714076 - in reply to #10713879)
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RE: Fruit trees after bloom
Wisconsin
Yes, it can. Looks like the fruit is every bit as vulnerable after the flowering stage as during flowering. Not what I thought, but I don't argue with university extension
https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/assessing_frost_and_freeze_damage_to_f...
Both full bloom and post bloom, 25F for 30 minutes will kill 90% of fruit, 28F for 30 minutes will kill 10%.
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Jdel
: 4/20/2024 19:20
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: 4/20/2024 21:00
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: 4/20/2024 21:25
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