Pansies survive freezes by expelling water from cells as temperatures drop. Dry cells don't rupture. Leaves wilt at dawn but rehydrate by noon. Keep soil moist after freezes so roots can replenish foliage. Magnolias and turnip greens use similar strategies.
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