The market is here, it is starting next month and these plants will be going up in the next 12 to 14 months.

We will see lands go into sorghum and sugar.

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Connecticut is in desperate need for projects like this. Its electrical generators are primarily older plants.

It is best to include plants that will survive the wet and dry of the area. I would recommend natives.

It will be a less vigorous bush. The damage will set the plants back two or three weeks. We won't know the percentage of loss for awhile.