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Perennials with Partial Freeze Damage (Don't Just Cut Everything!!)

Do your Perennials have Partial Freeze Damage? Don't Just Cut Everything!! Managing a garden after a cold snap isn't about a total "reset"—it’s about strategic maintenance. In this video, I'm showing you my specific management plan for plants with partial freeze damage, including using "chop and drop" method when space is limited. More details about Mexican Heather (Cuphea) management, including how it self-sows and how to identify seedlings so you can choose to expand your Mexican Heather plants if desired. I also cover Gem Lantana cleanup and a long-term strategy for suppressing a Nutsedge seedbank. Inside this video: 0:00 Garden management after a cold snap 0:05 Strategy for partial freeze damage & "Chop and Drop" 0:39 Quick touch up for Periwinkle/Vinca 1:06 Mexican Heather: Care with hazardous plant near by 1:52 How Mexican Heather self-sows and reseeds 2:40 Identifying Mexican Heather seedlings 4:48 Pro-tip: Why Mexican Heather is beginner-friendly 5:40 Gem Lantana cleanup & management 6:39 Giant Liriope: Dividing & long-term care 7:45 Nutsedge "Seedbank" Management Strategy 10:03 What’s your post-cold management plan? Let me know in the comments! #GardenManagement #WarmClimateGardening #MexicanHeather #NutsedgeControl #ChopAndDrop #texasgardening Garden Management, Partial Freeze Damage, Warm Climate Gardening, Mexican Heather Care, Nutsedge Seedbank Management, Chop and Drop Pruning, Lantana Maintenance, Giant Liriope Dividing, Winter Garden Cleanup, Reseeding Perennials