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Can plants survive the freezing Cold | Container Garden Update January 2022
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Can plants survive the freezing Cold | Container Garden Update January 2022



Plants can survive the cold in Containers. The temps are not around 25 at night in Zone 7B with highs around 40 and everything is surviving well.

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25 Comments

  2. Macher Gang

    North Carolina was playing around with my emotions it snowed and melted the same day basically lol

  3. Sow Good Gardener

    Everything is looking good fam! I look forward to sharing the video on trimming your blueberries 🫐 back. Stay blessed!
    -Calvin

  7. YANKEESISTA HOMESTEAD

    Pam your container garden is slammin!!!!!🤣 You are so funny! You are NOT taking them in unless it gets REAL COLD!!🤣🤣Can't wait for to see the blueberry pruning vid! That is definatly a pea plant but don't know what type! You got a bonus! I hope a lot of your smaller plants will will explode the beginning of spring. I know them greens are going to be delicious! Will you make more of that juice from the red mustard's? Gotta go back and watch how you did it! Thanks for the update! Take care!💞

  8. The New Orleans Gardener

    Your Garden is doing Good in That Cold Weather, Your citrus trees Seems like they are Loving your Weather, Thanks for Sharing your Deck Garden, Enjoy your Evening 💜👍🏾

  11. Lavender 4 Luck

    Look at all of the items on your deck! OK Chef Pam, what's in those pots? You're growing citrus from seeds (Grapefruit and lemon in the same pot!), herbs, brassica, a pea plant…? This "Deck Check" checked ✔ ✅ OUT! Do it, Chef!

  14. Mari Will Always Give Thanks

    Hello Pam and everyone! Blessings and good wishes! 🙏 Just love the heartiness of your herbs. I'm in Z6B and I will be planting basil, rosemary and thyme in Spring…Would I need to cover them up in the Winter so they'll come back in Spring 2023? Or do I have to plant new seeds every year?

  16. BeFree BeFrugal

    Garden looks great 👍 I re grew a celery in the summer it’s still doing good and we’ve had frosts here in the U.K.

  25. Melanie D

    I bring my Meyer lemon tree in every year, this is my second year and every year it looses all its leaves. I think I will leave it outside next year. Zone 7b, Durham, NC.

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