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Homes & Gardens
Thomas Rutter

How to revive frost-damaged plants – expert advice to bring your garden back to life after a cold snap

Frosted shrubs in a winter garden.

Frost damage is an unfortunate reality for most of us gardeners during the cold winter months. If you reside in a cool region that is prone to sudden temperature drops and freezes, frost will be a common sight during December, January and February.

While damaged, brown or wilting foliage can be worrying, it is often manageable. The good news is that in most cases, this frost damage can be reversed, and with the right care, your plants will quickly bounce back in the spring.

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