What to look for in Freeze Damaged Plants

[@kaycountyosuextension692]

Great video and timely! I will be sharing this with our citizens who call into the office.

[@donnygreenawalt5262]

Great timing for this video as I know we're all getting out in the garden and wondering what to pull and what's worth saving. Thanks for the regional advice! This channel is always applicable and adds value!

[@soniakirk7909]

My azaleas are brown but I saw green buds on the tips this morning! I'm being patient!

[@meganwinslow7340]

Thank you!

[@dalemoreland5106]

Casey always does an excellent job giving us tips and advice about helping us to grow and take care of our flowers, plants, bushes, and gardens.

[@johndowns7536]

In OKC I had muscadine grapes survive. They were coiled up and buried under a foot of mulch and scrap cardboard. Game with a small fig. Nearly lost my avocado. It was in a heated greenhouse but a nasty draft froze its roots. Hope it recovers.

[@nicolcacola]

All my evergreens but one have been hit hard. I'm so sad! I'm hoping they bounce back.

[@Dankapotamus918]

Had to prune most of my blueberries back to the ground.... going to focus on honey berries instead. They didn’t flinch in our cold temps but my blueberries got zapped hard.

[@sharonmitchel1377]

It appears I’ve lost most of the shrubs I planted when I moved here a year and a half ago. What will survive our cold winters? I had nandina, crape myrtle and indian hawthorn, none of which appear alive. Last winter I lost the lorapetalum I planted. What does grow here? I really can’t replace my landscaping every year!

[@leightodd7335]

Th!e deodar's seem to have been hit hard. We have several large ones that may not make it at DelCity Church of Christ gardens! Oh well what's your recommendation for a replacement?