Dead or alive? Here’s how to tell if winter killed your plants

However, plants native to the tropics can suffer even when nighttime lows dip into the 40s. The bulk of plants in ...
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Winter kills most flowers, these few refuse to collapse

Winter gardens do not fail because color is impossible. They fail because most flower choices are built for long days, warm roots, and fast spring growth. When cold rain, low light, and hard ground ...
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6 Things Your Lawn Is Telling You After Winter—And How To Fix It

As I look at my lawn in February, I want to believe it is whispering, "I'm just fine, and I promise I won't need a haircut ever again." However, I can readily see that it is telling me that winter has ...