The coldest winter weather of the season has now come and gone with warmer weather to remain! Gardeners, we now must deal ...

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.

THINGS ARE GOING TO CHANGE FOR US. BE PATIENT WITH US. HEY, AND SPEAKING OF BEING A COUPLE DAYS OUT, WE’RE ABOUT 45 TO 6 DAYS OUT ISH RIGHT NOW. WHAT’S HAPPENING IS WE’RE LOOKING FOR THOSE ...

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

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 ...

Keep protecting them until the freezes are over Cover sensitive plants if a freeze is in forecast. Plants can usually recover from light freezes for short periods of time, Kirk-Ballard said.

As Southeast Louisiana prepares for freezing temperatures, it is time to make plans to protect any plants that may be exposed to the bitter cold. Latest cold weather forecast | Radar | Download ...

With high temperatures, people may want to get a head start on planting their gardens, but experts are saying to wait on ...