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Frost-Damaged Trees and Shrubs in Upstate South Carolina Will Recover

Outlook

Hardwoods and shrubs (including hollies with black leaves) re-sprout after spring freeze.

Care

  • Water if >1 week dry.
  • Free forester visit via SC Forestry Commission (local phone book).

Key Takeaway

No intervention needed beyond watering. Free professional assessment available.

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