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BY KENNER LOVE Extension Agent ANR, Crop A Soil Sciences Erect wind breaks to protect newly planted evergreens, especially tender, broadleaved types, such as Japanese holly and camellia. Roots of woody ornamentals used as container plants may be killed if soil temperatures get very cold. Among the least hardy are aucuba, English boxwood, camellia, pampas grass, bearberry, cotoneaster, English holly, Japanese holly, star magnolia and nandina. Their roots are killed when the soil temperature is 20 to 25 F. J If fall rains have been I scare, water landscape everI greens thoroughly once every " week or so until the ground freezes. Evergreens continue i to lose moisture from their ] foliage all winter, but once the ground is frozen, they’ll be .! unable to take up enough ; water to replace it. Sending
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