Winter protection for plants

Posts about burlap and bamboo protect from frost written by Tandra

Tips for protecting your plant from winter weather. Source: Westwood Gardens

Harvest more food for longer in fall by using row covers and frost cloths in your garden.

All living things need some sort of protection to keep them comfortable during the winter months and plants are no exception. In addition to mulch, or even snow, many plants depend on a little extra protection to survive. Learn more here.

Gardners will rejoice at these wonderful tips of how to protect rose bushes over the winter from nature's harsh weather elements so in the spring they can bloom once again beautifully.

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Here are some pointers for helping see your plants through a cold snap. (In most of the country you can tuck these pointers away, but this is the time of year w…

Plants can be protected from winter winds, dry soils, heavy snowfall, salt-spray, hungry critters and scalding sun: find the right products and processes.

Potted plants need a little more protection from cold weather than plants that are in the ground. Here are five ways to protect potted plants in winter!

For people like me who have a black thumb, I thought I would pass this chart along.

How to protect plants from frost as well as a list of what plants need to be covered when frost happens and what plants do not need to be covered when it freezes.

Keep your crops in top condition during winter weather with our very thrifty (and pretty nifty!) ways to protect your plants from the cold this winter...

Don't let frost ruin your garden! Learn how to protect your plants in mild winter climates and keep them thriving.

Over-wintering container grown plants and wind protections of landscape plants. Wildlife barriers may also be needed.

Wrapping plants with burlap is a relatively simple way to protect the plants from winter frost, snow and ice. Burlap for plants can be as simple as an old burlap bag. Read this article to learn more about using burlap for winter plant protection in the garden.

Make a fall plan to protect tender outdoor plants through the winter. Extreme cold can scald plants, freeze their roots, cause foliar damage and even death. Plan ahead.

See how to shelter tender plants with a cardboard box, staked frost cover—or even a patio chair

Char + Marv | Urban Garden on Instagram: "When you can quickly go from hot summer garden bed to cold winter protected bed, it makes a difference because you can extend a short growing season and harvest more food. This covered bed will offer protection to prevent our food supply for freezing up during the cold nights. #containergarden #gardenideas #gardenbed #gardeningtips"

Winter can be rough on everyone — trees and shrubs are no exception. The health of trees is threatened by freezing temperatures. Frost can easily damage plant cells (and new growth) before they’ve become strong enough to withstand cold weather. Snow and ice can also damage branches. One way to protect your trees from frigid weather is to wrap them: #TreeExpertOakville #TreeExpertAurora