Many of our established woody ornamentals can survive periods of prolonged drought. In response to drought conditions, some of our woody ornamentals, both native and exotic, can start the annual fall leaf defoliation a bit early during prolonged drought conditions. Leaves can also turn brown and curl on the edges and drop in mass quantities, […]
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Lawns that turn brown in midsummer may cause you needless worry and work. Most grasses found in our landscapes naturally turn brown in summer in response to the drought and become dormant from a lack of water or too much heat. With rain though, the lawn will green up. It is not dead. Just because […]
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This Extension forester explains how drought can affect trees and what you can do to help protect them. http://fyi.uwex.edu/forestry/2012/07/10/droght-and-trees/
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