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soz593 Joined: 4/30/2007 Location: ohio Posts: 1	Posted: Apr/30/2007 9:36 AM PST Well Hello! First time posting and I welcome all the new info. to be found here. Have a dilema. We have a few weeping willow trees on our property, one of them being huge and our primary source of shade for the back yard. Well, as luck would have it in Ohio, on Easter Sunday we were hit with 2 feet of snow. As you know, the willow is the first to come and the last to go. It seems the snow did a number on those delicate leaves and they are all dried and dead! Oh no, now what happens? Will my trees rebloom, or are we destined for a summer of no shade? Any insight anyone can give would be so appreciated! Thanks Quote \| Reply \| Report

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Posted: Apr/30/2007 9:36 AM PST

Well Hello!

First time posting and I welcome all the new info. to be found here. Have a dilema. We have a few weeping willow trees on our property, one of them being huge and our primary source of shade for the back yard. Well, as luck would have it in Ohio, on Easter Sunday we were hit with 2 feet of snow. As you know, the willow is the first to come and the last to go. It seems the snow did a number on those delicate leaves and they are all dried and dead! Oh no, now what happens? Will my trees rebloom, or are we destined for a summer of no shade? Any insight anyone can give would be so appreciated! Thanks

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