The cold temperatures are doing a number of valley plants, but don't fear, if your plants are frozen, all is not lost.
We're checking out what you can do to bring them back to life.
Video: FOX 10's Syleste Rodriguez reports.
Glendon Yoder's tips:
- Do nothing for now
- Double check water, cut down on watering. Plants that are frozen are in a deciduous state. Watering them more can cause more damage. Water them just once a week.
- Don't cut any off a plant's dead limbs until after Feb. 15th at the earliest -- you should wait until March 1st in case we have frost again.
- If your plant already has severe frost damage, new growth is more susceptible to frost than old growth
- After March 1st, cut back to where new growth is, increase water, add fertilizer.
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Glendon Yoder
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