Mild temps have plants confused, gardeners unamused
Is the warm spell a result of climate change or simply the Mid-South’s typical unpredictable weather? Either way, there are steps gardeners can take to lessen the damage to plants. (Patrick Lantrip/The Daily Memphian file)
Spring 2023 doesn’t officially begin until March 20, but mild winter temperatures and early blooming plants in the Mid-South suggest otherwise.
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Alicia Davidson
Alicia Davidson is a lifelong Memphis resident and graduate of The University of Memphis College of Journalism and Strategic Media. When not scribbling about the latest Memphis news, you will find her reading historical biographies, cooking Italian cuisine and practicing vinyasa yoga.
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