Walked around the yard a few times in the past couple of days. A lot of things didn't survive the freeze(s). Going to have to replant in a few weeks. Waiting until after the last freeze comes through.

Yes, I managed to kill a mother-in-law tongue.

Yes, but for a different reason, leaves are dry and crinkled and the ground will blister your feet,
I have pumps running continuously during daylight hours, but the hot dry winds are getting the better of me.

You might bring the cactus back with some electrolytes. Provided the ground did not freeze. I have cactus all around my house our ground never freezes we do get snow and frosty cold nights. The cactus seem to survive. You can get electrolytes the smart water has them and Trader Joe's sells electrolyte water.

We have fairly mild winters. Our fall planted garden is looking good. Garlic, brocolli, swiss chard, onions.
Last season brocolli is still producing some small heads. And so far, the artichokes have not frozen out. They make it most years.

I have cherry tomatoes fruiting in th house

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The flora around me is blooming! We’ve only had a few days of freezing weather here.

You can cover your plants with sheets/blankets/plastic. This will help them not to freeze.

If I had any plants they would be dead by now
Though all the grass outside is brown and dead. Not enough rain and on water restrictions. That had nothing to do with me though I swear.

Not all of them, but the freeze did a lot of dmanage in my year in Florida.

The plants outside are either dead or dormant. Come spring I will replant the garden as we do up here in the frozen north. Tomatoes!!