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Ever-changing weather in Chester County impacts trees, shrubs and flowers

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West Chester received 1.89 inches of rain, and it rained 1.99 inches in Downingtown, on Saturday March 23. A record for March rainfall was set in Philadelphia. Warm days followed by freezing nights can knock the bloom off and stunt growth of new buds, affecting and weakening plants for the season.

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Ever-changing weather in Chester County impacts trees, shrubs and flowers

The arborist warns to not mulch too deep, while keeping the soil moist and insulated. Mulch no closer than three inches away from the trunk.

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