Protecting Landscapes and Horticultural Crops from Frosts and Freezes
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- January 25, 2022
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Overview
Home gardeners and commercial growers can minimize losses to frosts and freezes by understanding how they affect plants and by implementing diverse strategies to protect them. This publication explains several strategies that can be combined to help reduce damage to and death of plants from cold.
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