This is one reason it pays to know how to protect fruit trees from frost. The other reasons to protect fruit trees from frost come when they are young or growing in pots. Even hardy fruit trees ...

Moist soil holds more heat than dry soil, so frost penetration will be deeper and soil temperatures colder for sandy or dry soils. Snow cover and mulch act as insulators and keep soil temperatures ...

Just as the multitudes of snowbirds arrive in Arizona, expect a visit from Jack Frost soon, too. Even with our abundant ...

Other species of trees can also be affected but apricots and peaches are by far the most sensitive. Also, the closer a tree is to full bloom, the more sensitive it becomes to frost. Apricots are ...

Sunscald and frost cracking of trees can occur in any winter, but the effect of dramatic temperature changes can also lead to the occurrence of these problems. These conditions are rarely fatal to ...

Mother Nature gave those that were up early Christmas day a Christmas present in the form of a beautiful display of hoar frost on area trees. The hoar frost formed as a result of below freezing ...

In New Jersey, fig trees will lose their leaves at this time and must be prepared for the dormant season's low temperatures to survive and flourish. One problem in New Jersey is that a fall frost ...

He calls it “frost art.” “That sounds as good as anything,” he said. The “frost” is actually white outdoor acrylic paint brushed and etched into trees, snowflakes and landscapes on glass windows.