Hi all......while some may be exited about the warm weather across the U.S. for March i'm concerned especially for my Brambles which have came out of dormancy on my patches.....i got a bunch of suckers coming out of the ground already ( Primocanes ) and some of the plants have buds breaking already.

This would be great if it stayed entirely warm and frost free from here on out but it is still March with Snow coming b4 Spring locks in 4 sure, however a hard freeze would do terrible damage to the Primocanes and buds on Brambles.

Other Fruit trees and varieties of fruits that typically fruit up in Spring i'm guessing are highly vulnerable to this wacky weather we're having in March, unlike losing a Fall Crop on Raspberries and Blackberries like last Fall in October this i'm guessing would have a big impact on Spring Berries, possibly delaying the season until new Primocanes pop up from underground.

Any feedback from old school farmers and berry growers on this wacky weather in March is welcome.