Winter Gardening is here! Our garden got hit with a hard frost! | Frost Damage | What to do? | Plant

[@TheThriftedPlanter]

Has your garden been hit by frost yet?

[@EirlysMcLachlan]

Yep, was 36F and 39F the last two nights. Everything was frosty! My inground annuals actually look ok so far, just a little bit of damage here and there.

[@ROCSOLID-z9d]

​@@EirlysMcLachlanhello, where about, ? I'm in Michigan 😊

[@TheThriftedPlanter]

@@EirlysMcLachlan I feel like the inground stuff hangs on a little better than the potted plants. Petunias especially seem to handle frost for a while before dying off

[@mairwaugus5203]

Sure did. Sad to lose my marigolds😢

[@EirlysMcLachlan]

@@ROCSOLID-z9d I'm in upstate South Carolina.

[@aiahsdaughter6597]

Thanks for that update on your garden. Indeed, it is helpful to see which plants can survive a cold hit and those that can not. Shalom sis 🕊✨️

[@TheThriftedPlanter]

Thank you so much! You too!

[@latoyaferguson3566]

I really REALLY APPRECIATE THAT YOU SAY WHERE U GARDEN FROM. I understand it’s a bit dangerous to let the world know sometimes. So A HUGE thank you for us newbees of gardening!

[@TheThriftedPlanter]

Thank you! It’s so helpful to know

[@WilderNest107]

Congrats for a healthy baby.

[@tracysrhythmiclife]

Hi just subscribed, what type of plant next to your purple elephant ear? The greenery round leaves. I like those. Need to purchase for area I plan to work in

[@TheThriftedPlanter]

Hi! Thank you!!! It is a nasturtium. You can grow them from seed so easy. I plant a but of seeds to get them to be big a bushy like this. Happy Gardening!!!!

[@tracysrhythmiclife]

@@TheThriftedPlanter ok thanks I have to find those.

[@tracysrhythmiclife]

@@TheThriftedPlanter ❤️

[@LamarsLawnCare]

Good morning,

[@TheThriftedPlanter]

Morning! Hope you have a great day!

[@yesidtac7863]

Wooo suele pasar

[@ROCSOLID-z9d]

Would love to have big mama😊

[@TheThriftedPlanter]

I'd love to give her to you. She's inside now cozy, warm and taking up too much space lol

[@mz.amazing]

Hi, I'm in ohio zone 6b. I've seen your videos on waking your banana. But, you said you cut it down and mulch it to overwinter it. Do you mind sharing the size of the area you mulch, if you use woodchips to mulch, and how high you mulch it. Do you prefer this method over digging it up? Or is this your first time trying this? Thanks

[@TheThriftedPlanter]

Hi!!! I'll make a video when I mulch them over soon but I'll just tell you incase your ready to mulch yours now. So I plant to cut the foliage down leaving a short stump about 6-12 inches tall. Then with wood chips I'll cover it all up. I'll also spread mulch about 5-6 inches outside of the stem if that makes sense. You can even use the cut leaves to help insulate your trees. Good Luck!!!

[@mz.amazing]

Thanks so much!