[DOC] [TLE] Cold Weather | Always Growing [PAR] Jan 14, 2012 ... Posts about Cold Weather written by Jan. ... Gardeners have to scurry around 
trying to protect plants when we get a cold spell following a warm period. ... 
gardens are really tender perennials which can succumb to freezing weather, ... I 
was so happy this morning to see that they made it through the night... [DOC] [TLE] Angelonia is a great flower to plant for summer | NOLA.com [PAR] Apr 7, 2011 ... Set Weather ... An outstanding summer bedding plant called angelonia (
Angelonia ... They are tender herbaceous perennials that are generally grown as 
... Look for the Louisiana Super Plants logo signs at your local ... This allows the 
crop to come in during May and early June before stink bugs get so bad. [DOC] [TLE] Winter Sowing - The Seed Site [PAR] This is the usual way of sowing seeds of perennials, trees, and shrubs, in Europe 
... to give them a head start over plants sown in spring, so that they will flower 
earlier. ... that are not hardy, they may be killed by the cold weather over the 
winter. ... This period of cold is called 'stratification', because the seed was 
traditionally... [DOC] [TLE] Effects of Cold Weather on Horticultural Plants in ... - Purdue Extension [PAR] The severe freeze in December 1983 killed many fruit and landscape plants. ... 
nights, temperature inversions can cause cold air to pool in low areas, called "
frost pockets. .... They put on enough growth to get out of the juvenile stage (
pencil thick ... Apply nitrogen early in the season to fall planted crops, so that as 
plants... [DOC] [TLE] Shelter Plants from Winter's Worst | Fine Gardening [PAR] Simple seasonal cover-ups protect young and tender plants ... mulch for young 
hellebores or any fledgling evergreen perennial because they help ... a custom, 
seasonal shelter before cold weather settles in, usually about late November in 
my garden. ... So the plant won't get too hot when the sun shines, I drape a few 
pine... [DOC] [TLE] Annual plant - Wikipedia [PAR] An annual plant is a plant that completes its life cycle, from germination to the 
production of ... Tomato, sweet potato and bell pepper are tender perennials 
usually grown as ... Summer annuals sprout, flower, produce seed, and die, 
during the warmer ... Winter annuals typically grow low to the ground, where they 
are usually... [DOC] [TLE] Frost Damage: Physiology and Critical Temperatures [PAR] During cold periods, plants tend to harden against freeze injury, and they lose the 
... crops) multi-annuals and perennials (deciduous and evergreen fruit trees). ... 
Levitt (1980) proposed that cells were gradually killed as a result of growth of the 
... It is argued that the frost damage occurs because of cell dehydration and the... [DOC] [TLE] Cold Weather Dieback: Will your Plants and Trees Survive ... [PAR] Although these lilies may not bloom in the current year, they will survive to ... 
Older, thicker foliage further down, may or may not show signs of damage. ... This 
is especially important information for planting tender perennials and annuals. ... 
If so, it could stunt the growth, maybe kill the tree, but hopefully in time, it will 
recover. [DOC] [TLE] Monthly FAQs Archives - Longfellow's Greenhouses [PAR] Jan 29, 2015 ... If no unheated space is available, just keep the bulbs dry and cool, ... Wait for 
warm weather to arrive in the spring and then plant the tree as you ... By spring, 
they will be growing actively, so give them good light as soon as possible. .... Also
, avoid getting fertilizer on nearby perennials this late in the season. [DOC] [TLE] PLANTanswers: Plant Answers > How Hot Weather Effects Plants [PAR] Anything above thatthe hotter it gets, the more they suffer! ... the evaporative 
cooling effect, the foliage gets hot, tender growth wilts and older leaves sunburn. 
.... Improper pollination caused by the pollen being killed by hot temperatures can 
... by congregations of ravenous suckers called stinkbugs (so named because of

Question: Tender perennials are so-called because they are killed by this, a sign the weather's getting chilly
Answer: Frost