Gardeners across Garden State fret over cooler temps
Despite weeks of unseasonably mild weather, it's back to winter coats for many New Jerseyans. Gardeners across the Garden State are worried about the blast of cool weather wreaking havoc on their plants.
•
Mar 27, 2012, 11:37 AM
•
Updated 4,600 days ago
Share:
Despite weeks of unseasonably mild weather, it's back to winter coats for many New Jerseyans.
Gardeners across the Garden State are worried about the blast of cool weather wreaking havoc on their plants. News 12 New Jersey visited Morristown, where flowers are already in bloom.
Experts say that gardeners should only be concerned about flowers purchased from a greenhouse or grown indoors. Flowers planted in the yard, such as tulips and daffodils, should be OK.
However, trees that have started to bloom, like cherry blossoms and magnolias, may lose their flowers.
More from News 12
2:08
Boil water advisory in effect for parts of Somerset County following water main break along Route 206
1:49
Star-Ledger, New Jersey’s largest daily newspaper, to end print editions next year
3:11
Record warmth expected for Halloween; Friday morning rain chances fizzle
0:14
Prosecutor: Rutgers student accused of recording women in the shower
0:16
Officials: Father-son duo from New Jersey face charges related to Jan. 6 Capitol riot
0:18
