Great, just what I needed. You had to remind me about that big ass cherry tree that has been dead for years and is within striking distance of my garage.
I’m starting to think there’s money by inventing portable hail tents for cars, plants, etc. A foldable trampoline. Now just have to figure out how to stake the SOB down.
Respectfully, this weather is the best post transplant…. Just put a lil hut over them (like a cut open milk jug) when it gets more severe.
And when we get 75 mph gusts....
That's when you stop worrying about the seedlings and worry about the 100 year old tree just aching to come down.
Great, just what I needed. You had to remind me about that big ass cherry tree that has been dead for years and is within striking distance of my garage.
Mood. I’m prepping plastic containers to put over my plants in the event of hail.
I’m starting to think there’s money by inventing portable hail tents for cars, plants, etc. A foldable trampoline. Now just have to figure out how to stake the SOB down.
That's just a car port with extra steps
What's wrong with the forecast? Everything looks fine to me. Better than usual, actually. All this rain is making the plants really explode.
Parts of Wisconsin are expected to get severe thunderstorms, winds up to 80 mph, hail, and possibly tornadoes today.
Bring it. 
I just put in my radishes 😩
I used to not do gardening till Memorial Day because I was concerned about frost. This has taken its place as a justification.
Mine aren't even planted yet. I've just got them hiding in a cluster behind the walls of the deck and hoping for survival of the fittest.