Trees, garden, grass going dormant in Southeast USA?

It's just been strange.

Wettest and coolest summer in my lifetime.

What if it keeps doing this into winter?

Snow or ice doooom?

The clouds are even odd.

I saw one the other day that was the color of a rainbow, sorry no pics...

Lmao, fucking coward red karmad me!

Fuck you....

Douchebag!

Next year, there'll be two miles of ice where your house used to be.

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Good thing I have insurance!

I noticed that too. Strange indeed.

Here is a

Been average summer here. Still cutting the grass every 2 weeks...trees are green, and it's been in the mid 90's consistently for the past 2 months or so. (so breaks, but typically pretty hot)

i have lots of oak leaves falling, already brown and dry. bed of dead pine needles on my porch and in the yard grass is suffering, garden dead except for jalapenos and poblanos and one puny bell pepper. my aloe vera even turned brown but i put it back in some shade

I've been noticing this too. Two years ago, the winter started in November. Then last year, it started getting really cold about October. This year, it didn't really warm up until mid to late May, and fall seems to have hit the first week into August.

Usually our summers are so dry we get maybe five storms between the middle of May and August with highs in the triple didgets between mid July and the end of August. It hasn't hit above 90 at all this month, I don't think, and it's rained at least three days a week all summer. My day lilies drowned and went dormant after just a week of blooming back in early July, and the trees started turning two weeks ago. Vegetable crops have been pitiful with under sized and/or split fruit, and the tomato vines have already stopped producing.

This

OP, your post is meaningless if we don't know where things are going "dormant."

Duly noted.

Here in the pacific NW everything is growing perfectly. We have enjoyed the best summer ever. We could use some rain for sure but....who would complain about this lovely weather? Sorry to hear about your garden.

Too busy watching tv to notice. Too busy jerking off to look at the grass and trees.

It's been fairly hot and dry here, I'm in the SE. We have not been as lucky as others in regards to rain and such. I do believe you, OP, if not a bit jealous. ;)

Georgia?

Southern Arkansas.

bump your own thread much op?

Here, grass did not get as green as last year; flowers that usually bloom in spring all the way through summer either did not bloom at all or only briefly and then faded; trees seem to be doing ok, but overall, things seem very off- kilter.

I live in the southeast and my plants and grass are growing like crazy...

How else can I get it going?

Thanks for yet another opportunity friend.

Things are growing... But parts of everything are also strangely dying

Not sure OP, but it sounds like you have had too much rain and not enough sunlight. Your area plants and trees are used to lots of hot sunshine and humidity. Must not be getting enough. Might try a bit of fertilizer???

Excellent thought, fellow wolvie.

However, doesn't really explain the root problem , which is the seven total days of no rain in 4 months ....

I've fertilized accordingly