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Protecting Landscapes & Horticulture Crops from Frosts & Freezes

February 12, 2021 by cmschweikhardt

As temperatures drop below freezing in our area, gardeners may need to take action to protect their plants and landscapes.  Luckily, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension’s Monte Nesbitt and Robert “Skip” Richter give advice on protecting landscapes and horticultural crops from frosts and freezes.  For the full version of this paper (9 pages) please click this link:  Protecting Landscapes and Horticulture Crops from Frosts and Freezes

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