Central Florida is heading into one of its coldest stretches in years, with a rare hard freeze increasingly likely. What you do now could make all the difference for your garden.
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Should you cover outdoor plants in the South during a freeze warning?
The answer may surprise you!
Many gardeners resort to using bedsheets to protect sensitive flowers and vegetables. But does covering plants with sheets really protect them from freezing temperatures?
Florida experts explain how residents can protect their plants when temperatures fall below freezing.
When cold weather hits, it’s not just people who need to take cover. Some plants may need to be covered to ensure that they survive the cold temperatures. "The purpose of covering is to capture the ...
Evergreens can collect snow and ice, eventually snapping under the weight of winter precipitation. Here's how to protect ...
Plants that survive a freeze may need extra attention to ensure they bloom again. It's a scenario that plays out several times each year in the Greater Houston area: overnight temperatures dip below ...
South Florida nurseries are rushing to protect their plants as a rare cold snap threatens temperatures not seen since 2010, ...
Whether you’re growing a fall food garden or tending your backyard tropicals, frost changes everything. When it arrives, and how cold those first early mornings are, dictate how long plants will ...
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