Here's What a Late Spring Freeze Does to Your Lawn

It seems to happen every year if you live in that transition zone that extends from the Mid-Atlantic down into the South. March arrives, temperatures warm up, and your lawn begins to awaken and grow. Then, seemingly without warning, a cold snap hits, dropping temperatures back down into sub freezing territory. This can spell disaster for plants, which can see buds whither and turn brown. You can cover shrubs to protect their flowers. But there’s not much you can do for your lawn, leaving you to...