Many gardeners resort to using bedsheets to protect sensitive flowers and vegetables. But does covering plants with sheets really protect them from freezing temperatures?

During the frigid months, there are ways to prevent yourself from getting frosty. But what about your plants? How can you protect them from those wintry visits from Jack Frost? If you live in an area ...

The South ranges from windswept mountains to the balmy Gulf Coast. Depending on where you live, snow might be a regular fact ...

Find out how to protect plants from frost damage so a cold snap won't ruin your garden. Reviewed by David McKinney Frost occurs when temperatures fall between 32°F and 36°F, potentially harming plants ...

Plants are the backbone of our communities. They make up our food supply and the ecosystems we rely on. However, they’re under constant attack from weeds, insect pests, diseases, and other dangers.

Like many vegetable gardeners, I love growing potatoes. They're fairly low-maintenance, don't need too much space, and can be planted strategically for a long harvest season. Placing suitable ...

Plants have been surviving without our help for decades. But sometimes, no matter where you live, a plant will do better with a little extra TLC to protect it from frost or other harsh weather ...

Because of industrial climate chaos, catastrophic economic inequality, war and displacement, there is, as the United Nations ...

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As parts of Southeast Louisiana prepare for freezing temperatures, it is time to make plans to protect any plants that may be exposed to the bitter cold. There is a Cold Weather Advisory for all of ...

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November is when we usually receive a freeze, and the forecast calls for cooler weather. If you have plants that are cold-sensitive, it is time to prepare to protect them. It doesn’t always require ...