Expected and unexpected winter damage to the landscape

Update: 2021-05-06

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Horticulture Educator Richard Hentschel talks about how our landscape plants faired this winter. We can always expect some damage on plants on the edge of their hardiness, but what was unexpected was the damage on our usually hardy plants.

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Expected and unexpected winter damage to the landscape

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Expected and unexpected winter damage to the landscape

Richard Hentschel

Expected and unexpected winter damage to the landscape