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posure to wind and sun increases the chance of this type of injury. Winter damage normally occurs on the south or southwest and windward sides of plants, but in severe cases the whole plant may be affected.
Yew, arborvitae, and hemlock are the most susceptible of the evergreens commonly used in landscapes, but winter browning can affect all evergreens.
Shallow-rooted Plants
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Small, shallow-rooted plants are often injured when alternate freezing and thawing of the soil heaves the plants from firm contact with the soil and exposes the roots to drying winds. New tranplants are particularly sensitive.
If an evergreen has suffered win
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