Bishop: Freeze can be the root of plants' regrowth
Yes, Tucson does have winter! The weather seems to be proving the existence of cold weather in the sunny Southwest. Every day we hear the lament of those who declined to believe that Tucson could have some truly cold weather, of those who thought they could have a hibiscus hedge like they had in California
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Protection
When frost is forecast, tender plants should be covered with cotton cloth, burlap or clear plastic, such as paint drop cloths. Take the covers off when the daytime temperatures reach 40 degrees to give the plants a chance to get air and sunshine.
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Travel Briefs: Regional Day Trips
Bikers to show off aerial acrobatics
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Save your plants from frost damage
While opinions differ slightly about whether today is too late to save your garden and tender outdoor plants from cold and possible frost, it's agreed that this weather front should serve as a reminder to prepare early next time for damaging weather.
Source: www.thevictoriaadvocate.com
New plants for 2007
Midwesterners are crazy gardeners, says Suzette Nordstrom from Minneapolis. But in a good way.
Source: www.argusleader.com
