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GOOD A.M. ALL FROM THE MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST, USA, BRUISED AND NOW WE HAVE LEARNED THAT 88% OF THE TREES ON THE COAST WERE RUINED!!!!

BUT, I don’t see it. along the coast proper there are few trees left but inland I just don’t see this percentage of the ruined trees.

Blood letting day today, got to run into town tot he vampire office to see if it is still too thin, it goes u and down, thick one day, thin the next and I dare NOT even get a scratch as I will bleed like a stuck hog.

Weeding to do in my garden but starter rope on tiller won’t go back in the machine, SIL to fix it today, better if they want some fresh veggies this year. I planted three tomatoe trees this year, gets real tall, produces big tomatoes, I will try it anyhow.

lysie, Iris are catching real good I can’t wait to see the flowers as they are my favorite. When they start spreading I have other places I want to put some.

Thinking about spending this morning reading, kinda behind in that ‘sport’ and I In’t feeling top dollar today for some reason,

Bout time for the tribe to get up so, I will go over and start the coffee for them and of course, fix Jason some milk, my oh my, he is my biggest buddy but wild as a buck.

Will talk to you later and have a good day.
Toby

NOW WE HAVE LEARNED THAT 88% OF THE TREES ON THE COAST WERE RUINED!!!!

BUT, I don’t see it. along the coast proper there are few trees left but inland I just don’t see this percentage of the ruined trees.

GC6, I agree. I wonder where that assesment is coming from. From what I can see, most of the inland trees look pretty darned good, and a lot of the costal trees are on the come back trail. (those still standing)

Guess I'm not one of them thar tree "experts"!