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Posted - 11/15/2009 at 8:12PM
With temperatures already dropping, many residents could see their plants and flowers having problems.
Plant specialists from Green Things Nursery has some helpful tips to keep your plants safe this winter.
1. Cover plants with towels, plastic or newspaper to protect from frost damage.
2. Try putting potted plants under carports or under large trees.
3. If your plant is damaged by frost, don't cut off the damaged parts of the plant. The dead parts will still help protect the plant thats still alive.
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