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

While there is no hurry to prune dead growth off these plants, do be sure to do it before they start to send up new growth in ...

Frost-damage can appear differently on different plants and may not even be visible straight-away. It can show up as scorched brown leaves on hardy evergreen plants such as potted bay trees or it ...

After January's freezes, frosts and even snow, here's what you should do in your garden, including what to plant.

Azaleas are hardy here, and so are likely to survive the recent freeze. Wait until spring, when new growth emerges, to prune ...

Leave as much stem as possible when pruning back freeze-damaged tropical plants like this ginger. Try to remove only about one-third of the height of the plant. You also can remove frozen leaves.

Likely, you have a lot of damage with a brown lawn, wilted perennials, and maybe some frost and freeze damage ... pulling nutrients out of the leaves and storing them down in the roots for the ...