My greenhouse collapsed during that July hailstorm, but the survivors amazed me
Last Tuesday in Denver, golf ball sized hail shredded my polycarbonate greenhouse into confetti in under 10 minutes, crushing my prized heirloom tomatoes and orchids. But three weeks later, the basil, mint, and even a struggling monstera are pushing out new growth like nothing happened, while the store bought seedlings I planted outside are total goners. Has anyone else seen tough plants bounce back after a disaster like that, or did I just get ridiculously lucky with resilient varieties?