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<blockquote data-quote="Ky hills" data-source="post: 1316191" data-attributes="member: 24816"><p>I was thinking while out feeding cattle earlier this morning, about some terms some use here to describe some of the colder periods during springtime. I'm not sure if everwhere folks have similar terms or if it's just an east KY hills/mountain tradition. If it turns cooler and blackberries are blooming then we say it's blackberry winter. The same for redbud and dogwoods. Locust trees are I think last trees to bloom. I hear some people say it will be warm to stay after Locust winter. Also I have heard that if the locust trees have heavy blooms that it will be a good crop year.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ky hills, post: 1316191, member: 24816"] I was thinking while out feeding cattle earlier this morning, about some terms some use here to describe some of the colder periods during springtime. I'm not sure if everwhere folks have similar terms or if it's just an east KY hills/mountain tradition. If it turns cooler and blackberries are blooming then we say it's blackberry winter. The same for redbud and dogwoods. Locust trees are I think last trees to bloom. I hear some people say it will be warm to stay after Locust winter. Also I have heard that if the locust trees have heavy blooms that it will be a good crop year. [/QUOTE]
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