ROLF... buckets with rocks to hold them down..... HAHAHAHA... that's a good one!!!
Obviously you've never been through a hurricane... or tropical storm. After hurricane Ivan our roadways were littered with boats that the storm had picked up and thrown about.... I even had one land on my front porch.
Even Tropical Storm force winds would easily knock buckets over (even with rocks on them) and possibly damage the plants in the process. I'm not trying to be critical.... I came from CA.... and had ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA what I was in for during my first hurricane
If the plants are in pots then your best bet is moving them indoors until the storm passes. If they are in the ground then there is really little you can do to protect them... they are in mother nature's hands![]()
yea i got japanese knot weed surround both sides, they are probably a good ten feet tall, a fence ten feet behind them, and then the wood pile is right up in front of them, sufficient?
ROLF... buckets with rocks to hold them down..... HAHAHAHA... that's a good one!!!
Obviously you've never been through a hurricane... or tropical storm. After hurricane Ivan our roadways were littered with boats that the storm had picked up and thrown about.... I even had one land on my front porch.
Even Tropical Storm force winds would easily knock buckets over (even with rocks on them) and possibly damage the plants in the process. I'm not trying to be critical.... I came from CA.... and had ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA what I was in for during my first hurricane
If the plants are in pots then your best bet is moving them indoors until the storm passes. If they are in the ground then there is really little you can do to protect them... they are in mother nature's hands![]()
yea i got japanese knot weed surround both sides, they are probably a good ten feet tall, a fence ten feet behind them, and then the wood pile is right up in front of them, sufficient?
yea i'm pretty sure i got the wind knocked down for the storm, i put down some tarps and flag stone along with some cinderblocks to shed as much water as possible away from the plants to prevent them from drowning, they are very healthy and strong, i'll be keeping a close eye on them during the storm in case anything needs to be done
i live up in connecticut, i'm sure the storm will weaken alot by the time it gets here, better safe then sorry, but i will keep you all posted
you are just joking with this post arent you ??????u could get a cheap tent from walmart and cut the bottom out and tie tie and more tieing the tent down,make it "super glued" to the earth