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Re: Warm January and blossoms
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AdamsHonCo <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 13 Jan 1998 07:55:21 EST
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The info I picked up about cherry blossoms was on Paul Harvey news, he said
blossoms had been seen out. He was using it in a spot about odd weather
across the U.S.
I can tell you that in central Florida the red maple has been blooming since
one week before christmas and carolina willow since Dec27, which puts
everything about 15-18 days earlier than most years here.
 
David Adams
Ft. Meade Florida

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