One technique that often works is to wrap the plants in cloth. For example, I have hanging baskets of fuchsia plants, and when the weather is predicted to be below freezing, I wrap them with towels.
Also, heavy watering before the cold arrives can help to protect plants from damage.
For very cold or extended cold weather, you can bury the plants with mulch such as straw or wood chips. This will insulate the plants from extreme cold.
The plants in a greenhouse are already protected from the temperatures and weather conditions. Sometimes if the temperatures drop to low, a blanket or tarp can cover the plants in a greenhouse overnight for extra protection.
Some Plants Can It Depends What Plant it is
we can protect them in easy way like avoid cutting trees in the forest
they like cold weather because their taiga plants.
Mulch helps plants a lot, when you spread mulch around the plant leaving one to two inches away from main stem or trunk it protect the roots just on the surface of the ground from the weather either freezing or hot. Mulch helps also by keeping the top area around the plants from drying out too fast, this is especially helpful if you grow ferns or moisture loving plants. You can use bark pieces (tiny or bigger chunks) leaves, sawdust/wood shavings.
because there it is not a freezing weather
Pepper plants can only be planted when there is no chance of freezing weather or frost.
weather helps plants grow, helps animals, and help people
Freezing weather, dramatic changes in temperature, the roots of trees or plants searching for nutrients in the ground therefore breaking it apart, etc.
The plants in a greenhouse are already protected from the temperatures and weather conditions. Sometimes if the temperatures drop to low, a blanket or tarp can cover the plants in a greenhouse overnight for extra protection.
Freezing weather, dramatic changes in temperature, the roots of trees or plants searching for nutrients in the ground therefore breaking it apart, etc.
Simple. The roots of a plant. Plants weather rocks by growing in small moist crevasses. As their roots expand the rock cracks. The process is very similar to the action of ice entering the crevasse or crack and freezing thus expanding the crack. Over time the rock fractures.
Simple. The roots of a plant. Plants weather rocks by growing in small moist crevasses. As their roots expand the rock cracks. The process is very similar to the action of ice entering the crevasse or crack and freezing thus expanding the crack. Over time the rock fractures.
plants tightens the soil and save it from erosion.
Plants leaves Carbon dioxide and because of that the air is polluted and people will have many kinds of illnesses.
We call them greenhouses here. They use glass or polycarbonate to protect the plants and people from the weather outside while still letting lots of sun in. Many are heated using gas or electric heat to make sure that the temps stay high enough to keep the plants happy.
Yes, as long as they're in a large enough pot and have enough dirt to protect the roots from freezing if you live in a northern climate. If you do have severe winter weather, you might consider putting the pots in a protected area close to the house and/or mounding the pots with leaves or mulch for extra protection.