Experts with Martin Garden Center in Greenville said a “killing frost” occurs at 26 degrees Fahrenheit or below. The frost potential in March may not be our last for the area.

But what about your garden furniture? Well, if you want it to last, your outdoor chairs, tables, umbrellas, etc., also need some TLC before they’re packed away or left to the elements.

Instead, garden lovers should invest in PE rattan, which Josh described as more durable and UV resistant. While glass furniture can look elegant in some settings, the gardening expert says it does ...

3 Most of the garden furniture has been sitting wrapped up over the winter Credit: Getty Especially since highs of sweltering 23C are expected across the country this weekend.

Super stars of the seasonal garden, they are tough and adaptable. They might look fragile but these easy-care plants will withstand frost, snow, ice, and torrential rain, and are hardy in Zones 4-9.