snow later this week?

Rhinebeck, NY(Zone 5b)

Just as I uncovered my shade garden with the zillions of tulips coming up and the lenten roses unfurling, they're saying we're gonna get snow on Friday. I thought it was going to be an early spring.

Do you think I should cover the tulip shoots w/ floating row covering (remay) or should they be ok?

Any advice would be appreciated.

And think: No Snow!!

Brockton, MA(Zone 6a)

Daisy, I don't think the snow will hurt but the cold might.
Let it snow, it will act as a blanket against the cold.

I was sorely tempted to remove the winter mulch Saturday, when it was 60°.
The Tulips are lifting the mulch.
There is another cold snap coming and I'm playing it on the cautious side.

I've had some Day Lilies nipped by cold already.
They were waking up with new growth.
They will be all right.

Like my Grandfather used to say "Don't rush the season".

Andy P

Long Island, NY(Zone 6b)

but Andy.....it's not getting here fast enough...I need spring...nnnooooowwww!!!

Brockton, MA(Zone 6a)

I don't do very much around here until April first.
I did cut back my Clematis yesterday, though.
I remember the April Fools day Blizzard in the mid 90s.
Andy P

Long Island, NY(Zone 6b)

yes [pout] I remember...

Rhinebeck, NY(Zone 5b)

Well, I think I better put that floating row cover on those tulips before the cold snap this week. Thanks, everyone. Think warm weather!!!!

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