This winter has not been typical. Little snow and 60 degree days in January have become expected. Knock on wood. While we may be enjoying the sun’s warmth, our landscape could potentially face a few dangers with the small amount of snowfall received so far.
Any type of bulb foliage that you may be currently seeing could be affected by frost from low temperatures in the evening. The frost damage may turn the edges of the leaves brown and dry, but it will have no lasting effect on the plant and will not stop it from flowering.
Make sure to pay special attention to any evergreens planted in containers. These can continue to lose water through their leaves in the winter, so watering them will help them perform better once springtime arrives.
