🌱How to Help Plants Recover from Frost Damage
Mountain Gardener with Ken & Lisa
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Show Notes
And we are back with Lisa Waters Lane. Spring's energy is palpable, with gardeners eager to be outdoors.
John's frost-damaged Texas privet is a common concern. Remember, plants are resilient. Avoid over-correcting; let them recover. Fertilize with 7-4-4 to aid new growth or use Root & Grow for a quick boost.
For weed-ridden gardens, hoeing or hand-pulling is best. Decimate is an option, but removing the weeds is still necessary.
Enrich the soil with manure before planting cool-season vegetables like radishes and lettuce. For redbuds,
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🌱Ken & Lisa Lain, The Mountain Gardeners
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