First protect the kids and pets before the cooler temperatures come. But don't forget to take steps to protect your plants.

AUSTIN, Texas — An Arctic cold front is making its way to Austin, and businesses and people are already preparing to protect their plants from potential freezing temps. Along Congress Avenue, several ...

Don’t get carried away when doing this. About half the height of the plant should have foliage. So, for a 6-foot-tall sweet ...

With the cold weather incoming, residents are encouraged to take precautions to protect people, pets, plants and pipes using ...

COLD SNAP FOR US. YEAH, THAT’S WHAT’S HAPPENING RIGHT NOW. SO THIS IS WHERE ALL THAT HEAVY SNOW IS INTO THE OHIO VALLEY THAT CONTINUES TO MOVE ON OFF. HERE’S THE FRONT. SO WE HAD STORMS ...

If it is, your plant is still alive. Otherwise, look for wilted leaves, discoloration and small black spots. Keep protecting ...

Every year, we hear the same things when it comes to winter weather and the dangers for plants, pets, and of course, your ...

One surprising tip? Watering your plants before a freeze can help protect them. “That water will keep it a little warmer,” Spray said. Even if the cold weather has already set in, it’s not ...

Start by asking, “what do I need to cover”? Any plant, be it a perennial or a shrub, that is hardy in our zones that is ...

And inland freeze and frost are expected Saturday and Sunday nights in some locations. How are your plants doing? Even in Florida. we're used to some cold days in the winter and we know how to ...

Anytime there's a hard freeze, it's important to remember to protect yourself and your family, including pets, plus pipes and plants.

Pingitore said it’s always better to be safe than sorry when protecting your plants from a freeze because it can be costly to replace them. Pingitore said to be on the lookout for color changes ...