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hard freeze

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hard freeze [′härd ¦frēz]
(hydrology)
A freeze in which seasonal vegetation is destroyed, the ground surface is frozen solid underfoot, and heavy ice is formed on small water surfaces such as puddles and water containers.


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What you want for weed control is a drawdown in November followed by a deep, hard freeze.
Because of the richness of the soil, the moisture content of the atmosphere, and the relative infrequency of hard freezes in the winter, virtually any type of plant species can thrive here.
In my case, it was a hard freeze the third week in August that took out my tomatoes.
 
 
 
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