The Striking Southern Magnolia
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Winter is back! And the striking southern magnolia looks stunning against the snow! Here's a recent update of the 'Bracken's Brown Beauty' southern magnolia (Magnolia grandiflora) growing at the Cleveland Botanical Garden!
Nice video! Gotta love it! The only thing worse than March snow is April snow!
So true! And it happens in CLE at some point in April almost every year!
@@subtropicalohioplants267 Yuck! No thank you haha! How many inches did you finish with this winter (November 1 - March 31)?
@@justhereforthefoliage It appears that Cleveland accumulated 16 inches of snow this year, compared to the historical average of about 64 inches. We saw a few good snow storms and lake effect snow, but also had a few weeks with little to no snow on the ground.
@@justhereforthefoliage Some recent late snowfalls for CLE include May 15th in 2020 and April 21st in 2021.
@@subtropicalohioplants267 CIN NWS had 14.4 inches this year whereas the typical is 22.7 inches.
CLE NWS had, ironically, 22.7 inches this year whereas the typical is 61 inches! Holy cow that’s a lot of snow lol!
CIN highest ever snowfall in history is 53.9 inches in the historic blizzard of 1977-1978. So it’s quite interesting that CLE average is 7 inches higher than CIN record high!
Date range I pulled was November 1 to March 31.
We see a dusting in April from time to time but I don’t recall any snow in May, though it’s totally possible and I’m sure it’s happened at some point.
We’ve got about one more month of freeze warnings and then we’re in the clear. Just brought my first tropical out today!