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Most trees, plants, lawns aren t actually dead, experts say
While your yard may not look top notch right now, a little bit of patience may be a big payoff after the winter storm Author: Matt Lively Updated: 7:03 PM CST March 5, 2021
WACO, Texas After the winter storm that brought freezing temps for nearly a week to Central Texas, plants, trees and yards look dead. But that may not be the case.
“Most of it’s burned, just burned the foliage off of most everything, most everything is probably gonna be alright, or at least 75 percent, said Gregg Houck, owner and vice president of Westview Nursery in Waco.