Surviving the "Lowcountry Freeze": What Really Matters
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Ah, the Lowcountry. Where we bask in mild winters, sipping sweet tea on porches well into December. But then it happens: the weatherman whispers the dreaded words—“freeze warning.” Cue the collective panic.
Suddenly, grocery carts overflow with bread and milk (why, exactly?), neighbors swap survival tips like we’re preparing for a polar vortex, and garden centers sell out of frost blankets overnight. It’s practically tradition. But let’s take a breath and sort out the practical from the overblown.
What to Actually Worry About During a Freeze
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Your Plants
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The Lowcountry’s lush greenery isn’t used to temperatures below 32°F. While hardy plants like camellias, hollies, and palms can handle a little cold, tropical favorites like…
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