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Protecting Seedlings From Freezes

alameda/zone 8/East Texas

11 years ago

I have quite a few seedlings growing in small pots - they are small but healthy. We are due a light freeze this week. I have a greenhouse - should I put them in it or just leave them outside? They are getting good growth, hate to see them stunted by frost.....

Thanks....Judith

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organic_kitten
11 years ago
Judith, if you expect to have the weather warm up again after the freeze, you could put them in the greenhouse for now, then bring them back out.

When it gets cold, eventually, you can decide what to do then.

kay
Ed
11 years ago
We had our first freeze a couple of days ago. All my daylilies look fine. Until you get to prolonged or hard freezes, I think they would be better off outside.
Ed
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