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How to Protect Garden and Landscape When Texas Stays Cold
When plants with high water content in their leaves are subjected to sustained temperatures below 32 degrees, water in and around the cells freezes and forms ice crystals. The sharp crystals cause ruptures in the cells' membranes leading to death. Initially after freeze damage, the leaves are soft and appear mushy. Later the leaves turn black and the affected area dies.
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