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I sent out an appeal for solutions after my 5 bulb gardens froze. I had not heard the forecast of snow&freezing weather, so I did not cover them. My plants (loaded with blooms) all froze. Before covering them the next day, I picked several blooms&tried to “thaw” them to use in bouquets. Running under cold water, or allowing them to come to room temp on their own didn’t work to my dismay. I thought for sure I would not be able to enjoy any of the 100’s of blooms that my plants had produced this Spring. I covered the flower beds with 3 layers (after they had already froze). 1st-sheets, 2nd-flannel sheets, 3rd-black plastic. I left them covered for 6 days thru more snow&below freezing temps&simply hoped for the best. I knew the plants themselves would survive but thought the blooms were lost. Today is sunny&51 so I uncovered them. They “thawed”!! I just picked several dozen blooms&have vases everywhere! Thought I’d share this in case anyone ever
has the same experience in the future!

Question posted courtesy of: Leslie

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