Cover plants in the ground with a sheet or blanket ... If you do not, condensation can build up and freeze again under the covering, damaging the plant. When protecting plants in a longer or ...

A: We do not cover our native plants here. They stay out in all elements, and as you can see, after the last freeze, they're doing just fine. This garden was planted right before Winter Storm Uri ...

Or you can just roll the dice and hope whatever's growing in your garden is strong enough to handle the momentary freeze. How and when to cover your plants may be trickier than you initially think.

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Your plants may not look good after a couple mornings of freezes, but they're probably not dead. Here's what to do.

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If the tree is too large to cover, protect the location ... of the foliage with a fine mist to reduce the freezing temperature of the plant tissue by two to three degrees. Move containerized ...

Hagen covers her plants early if there’s rain, even light rain, before a freeze. “Just that little bit of ice sitting on the leaves really can damage things,” she said. While some tropicals ...

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Watering your plants before a freeze can help protect them ... “Especially with the ground cover, the mulching, or the compost. I think it’s still worth it.” With a little effort ...