So, while you can use cling film as a short-term solution, it isn't very effective at protecting plants from the frost. It's a lot thinner, lacks air pockets, and certainly won't provide enough ...

How to protect plants from frost. There is not a one-size-fits-all answer when it comes to protecting plants from frost. "It depends on a whole bunch of different factors," said Dave Whitinger, ...

Aside from moving plants inside during the colder months, there are several other practical strategies to protect your garden from frost and harsh winter conditions. Gary McCoy, a store manager at ...

Some plants or parts of plants will still succumb to frost damage even if you perform preventative methods. But your garden will fare better if you are prepared.

To protect plants from frost use blankets, sheets, towels, or even cardboard to cover plants. It helps to cover plants before it gets dark to trap the warmth they've absorbed during the day.

This is the time to offer your plants an extra layer of protection from the cold weather. Did the weather forecast predict the first cold snap of the season?

Should I find a way to protect them if it freezes overnight? A: Increasing the temperature around plants can help early crops grow better and avoid frost damage or stalled growth due to the cold.

Apart from knowing which plants need protection from frost, it helps to be aware of which ones can be left alone. “Frost-resistant plants can withstand cold down to -22°F for an extended time ...

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — With potential for frost in the forecast, you might need to take some steps to take care of your plants. So, News 3 stopped by McDonald Garden Center in Virginia Beach to ...

Daily temperature normals are dropping about one-half degree daily, and daylight is dwindling at a rate of 2-3 minutes per day.