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Here's official winter weather forecast for Tucker's Station Farm Barbara has split several persimmon for winter weather prophecy, and she warns, "Folks, it doesn't look good". And the hornet's nest rest is no more reassuring. Click on headline or complete story with photo(s) By Barbara Armitage This is a new one to me. Forecasting winter weather using persimmon seeds. All my friends know that I love this kind of stuff. If I spent as much time knitting scarves as I do hunting whooly worms every fall I'd be a lot warmer come winter - no matter how big the brown stripe. I've counted the fogs in August and rings around the moon but splitting persimmon seeds was a new one for me. It just so happens that I have a persimmon tree in the yard and it's loaded with ripe persimmons right now. Barbara's husband and I decided that we'd give this new information a go so we picked a coupla hands full. Splitting the seeds wasn't as easy as you might think, first off they're slippery little devils so you have to give them a really good scrub. Thankfully I have wicked sharp kitchen knives and nerves of steel so I managed to split 5 or 6 of them. I figured that was enough to show a trend. Just to be real scientific about all this I followed the directions from the Farmer's Almanac.
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