A few days ago it was -23 and snow drifts.
But spring came unexpectedly and everything started to swim.
Yesterday, having arrived home from work, I discovered that my flower bed with roses was completely flooded. In addition to roses, many different bulbous plants are planted there. Survived all night. But now the water is gone a little.
The site with the royal friillillaria is also flooded. I'm worried about bulbs. I can lose the whole landing.
But the experiment with rhododendron was successful. The plant survived a 23-degree frost without shelter at all with small losses - some yellowed leaves, and so everything is unharmed.
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Another couple of days and the pond will be free of ice. My favorite ducks and starlings will fly.
By the way, the cranes have already arrived, yesterday I saw a couple on the field.
Galanthus showed their leaves and buds.
I wish everyone a quick approach to warm and sunny days!
Good luck with the roses!
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