You can cover them with sheets, but as the nights get colder, it may not protect them for long. If they are tall flowers, you can make a tent out of sticks or tomato cages or anything. Small plants you can cover with pails or whatever you have.
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You can cover them with sheets, but as the nights get colder, it may not protect them for long. If they are tall flowers, you can make a tent out of sticks or tomato cages or anything. Small plants you can cover with pails or whatever you have.
Cover with lines sheets or newspaper works too. Take it off in the morning.
https://www.todayshomeowner.com/how-to-protect-your-garden-from-frost-and-freeze/
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Hi Ingrid,
We cover ours with newspaper (held down by rocks or dirt on the corners) if there is going to be an early frost. Wishing you the best.