How to Protect Your Plants by Frost

We are the days when frost can make the appearance unexpectedly, causing enough damage
If you do not have time for some ice and your plants look burnt, listen to some helpful tips to minimize the damage from the ice:
 

• If there is no good reason it is better to wait for the start of the new vegetation to prune broken branches from the snow, or burned by the ice. 
• Prune those arms seem to have suffered from frost damage, reducing their length. Leave at least 3 cm from the first live eye that you find.
• Avoid nitrogen fertilization in the fall. Cause tender new vegetation that is sensitive to frost. Especially if your site has frosts using slow release fertilizers or organic fertilizers.    

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