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Plants Still Affected By Spring Freeze

By: Lisa Brence
Updated: April 19, 2007
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The spring freeze affected a lot of crops in Northwest Arkansas, but it also flowers and plants. The good news is many experts believe larger plants and trees will bounce back as it gets warmer, but they say the second round of spring wont be quite as colorful as the first.

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