"Frost damage is usually signalled by drooping, scorched or discolored leaves but there are steps you can take to help frostbitten plants bounce back." 1. Assess the damage and trim rotting leaves ...

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Luckily, there's still time to stock up on frost protection equipment... If frost has damaged the leaves of your plants, your first instinct might be to prune them away. Don't jump the gun ...

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You may be hoping the cold is gone for good but frost and freeze can still occur ... pulling nutrients out of the leaves and storing them down in the roots for the spring. Normally, your grass ...

Frost-damaged plants are easy to spot, their growth becomes limp, blackened and distorted. Evergreen plants often turn brown and the leaves of tender plants take on a translucent appearance.