What are the best flowers to stand a brief freezing on the patio?
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Pansies
Petunia's for sure.
Try pansies. They like cool weather.
Pansies weather cold well. You might still want to throw a light cover over them on a hard freeze just to keep them perky.
Pansies work wonderfully here in north Texas. Even if they get buried in a light snow, they keep poking through about all winter. ☺️
We have rubber plants that have done really well on our patio. But I still cover them even during a brief freeze. I live in Florida where it doesn't happen often but like to protect them.
Really depends where you live,light frost, snow doesn't kill/damage plants; it's if the ground/base of pot freezes and the roots suffer.Mums,Pansies,Calendulas,African Daisy,Dianthus,Petunia,Snapdragons,Sweet Alyssum,Geranium,Dusty Miller,Flowering Kale,Swiss Chard all these will work if the tops get damaged cut them off & they will continue to grow produce flowers
That is a good list. Thank you !