Even with warm winter, early planting could turn costly Web Staff February 24, 2012 1 minute read Our warm winter may have you thinking about planting your spring flowers or summer fruits earlier than normal, but experts say that’s probably not a good idea. More from WFIR’s Steve Mabry. [audio:http://wfirnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/02-24-Plants-WRAP-1-WEB.mp3|titles=02-24 Plants WRAP #1-WEB] Share: Post navigation Previous: Independent to challenge City Council re-election bidsNext: No escaping it: events across the world impact gas prices here Related Stories “It’s time for change,” Republican candidate says in U.S. Senate primary race Web Staff June 22, 2026 Mill Mountain Zoo welcomes pair of Patagonian maras Web Staff June 19, 2026 Dr. Verletta White, Superintendent of Roanoke City Schools, to step down in one more year Gene Marrano June 18, 2026