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To: elmatador who wrote (142948)	8/7/2018 8:47:15 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (2) of 217901

I'm in London, England. The weather is fantastic. 9 weeks of Lovely London long hot sunny dry days. Today I came across a problem with it. My normal blackberry patch had little dryish berries with indifferent flavour. At the north east side of London the thunderstorm drenching of a couple if weeks ago produced big fat juicy berries in profusion. Cattle will be finding the pastures brown and dry and not growing. So yes, the weather is having a big impact. Fortunately, with so much CO2, plants need less water to do their basic breathing, so they'll be surviving where they might have died. It's great. Mqurice

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