Dealing with Winter Freeze Damage in Your Landscaping Plants: Skip Laurels and Beyond

This past winter, Middle Tennessee experienced a historic freeze that caused significant damage to many landscaping plants, including skip laurels. As temperatures dropped to record lows, many plants were unable to survive the extreme conditions. The result has been a dramatic loss of greenery in many outdoor spaces, leaving homeowners wondering what to do next.

At Franklin Landscape Design, we understand the frustration of seeing your beloved plants damaged or destroyed by a winter freeze. We also know that spring is the perfect time to start thinking about removing and replacing damaged plants. In this blog post, we'll discuss how to identify winter freeze damage and offer tips for spring removal and replacement.

Identifying Winter Freeze Damage

The first step in dealing with winter freeze damage is to identify which plants have been affected. Skip laurels, which are a popular evergreen plant in Middle Tennessee, have been hit particularly hard. Look for brown leaves and branches that are brittle to the touch. Other signs of freeze damage include sunken bark, blackened stems, and mushy foliage.

Spring Removal and Replacement

Once you've identified damaged plants, it's time to start thinking about removal and replacement. While some plants may recover with time, others will need to be removed and replaced. At Franklin Landscape Design, we offer comprehensive removal and replacement services to help you restore your outdoor space.

Our team of experts can help you choose the right plants for your outdoor space based on factors such as soil type, sunlight, and water availability. We can also help you design a new layout that maximizes the beauty and functionality of your outdoor space.

Conclusion

Winter freeze damage can be frustrating and disheartening for any homeowner. However, with the right approach, you can restore your outdoor space and bring back the beauty and vibrancy that you love. Contact Franklin Landscape Design today to learn more about our removal and replacement services and let us help you create the outdoor space of your dreams.



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