When nighttime frost threatens, shelter vulnerable plants with these methods:
Cut bottom out of large box. Tape top flaps, cut along three sides for hinged lid. Place over plant; close lid at night, open during day.
Set four stakes (several inches taller than plant) around perimeter. Drape with frost cover, burlap, or old blanket. Critical: Don't let cover touch foliage—it transfers freezing temperatures. Remove cover daily.
For smaller plants, move a patio chair over them and drape with frost cover.
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