The coldest winter weather of the season has now come and gone with warmer weather to remain! Gardeners, we now must deal with the aftermath of multiple days and nights of frigid, sub-freezing ...

If your outdoor plants are looking rough post-freeze, resist the urge to trim off all the dead and damaged foliage — for now.

Managing your landscape after the recent freeze can be a daunting task. Often your first instinct is not what is best for your plants. Let’s look at how to manage your landscape and how to prepare ...

Q: Our Japanese red maple tree was full of new leaves when the hard freeze hit. It is just now getting a few leaves again. Should I trim the tree back, or just wait and see what happens? I do not know ...

At Austin’s Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, the bluebonnets are well on their way to blooming—but all around them, you’d hardly know that the first day of spring is just two weeks away. “It looks ...

Our winter temperatures go back and forth all season here in North Florida – one week it’s winter, the next week we may think spring has arrived. This back and forth with cold and mild temperatures ...

Many panhandle residents woke up to dead yards and plants after a freezing cold night Tuesday. For more News, Weather, and Sports in Panama City, Florida visit: https://www.mypanhandle.com Yahoo ...

Winter is coming, and who knows how cold it will get. If we experience a freeze with temperatures down to at least 32°F, here is information on protecting your plants. When a freeze is forecasted, ...

Question. My grapefruit tree was loaded with Spanish moss and lots of dead limbs. We cut it back to about five feet. Will it grow back? Answer. Dead limbs and lots of moss makes it sound like your ...

Much like the design of your home, your plant collection should also reflect your personal style. So, if you find yourself leaning towards more maximalist and colorful styles, why not have a ...

This is a major freeze event that will be damaging to tropical plants in our landscapes. Temperatures in the low 20s or lower will affect citrus trees and will significantly damage or even kill ...

HOUSTON — Temperatures will finally get warm enough Wednesday in the Houston area to uncover your plants, but there are a few things you should keep in mind to help your garden recover. Some of those ...