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[QUOTE="AZHuskiePop, post: 2647594, member: 1609"]
Even our  weather has been crazy this year . 
January was warmer than normal ,Feb !and March so far colder than normal.
I’m in the desert and had too cover my plants a few nights in months that are usually our spring. We have 30-40 degrees difference between day and night. That’s how you can play golf all year round just get early T times which aren’t much of a problem in a June ,July,and August. Plus we’re not stupid enough to go on daylight savings time.
   So frost from late December through January is not unusual but unheard of in Feb.
The native desert plants have no problem with cold it’s the imported tropical plants 
which are usually constantly being watered on a drip system are the ones with a frost problem plus my young citrus trees .
I have a lemon ,Mexican Lyme, and an orange tree..
It suppose to hit the high 80’s today, the warmest day since January. The ground temps just now are allowing me to fertilize. 
But it’s going immediately back to the 70’s . I think the’re predicting rain tomorrow.
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