how does grass stay green under the snow?

[ging]

title says it all really....

[Stephen Blair]

because its frozen and the chlorifil will stay in the blade, walk across a frosty lawn and when it thawss you will see yellow prints, this is because you have snapped the blade.

Someone will tell you the technical version soon.

[ging]

spot on, i'm expecting the full run down from hamadryad, but that settles my mind for now, have you got grass back down your way yet or still pasted white?

[TRADITIONAL LOGGERS]

Because snow has oxygen spaces inside and grass can breathe unlike under ice which is frozen solid.