Container soil freezes harder than ground soil. Key strategies: group pots on a covered deck against the house. Insulate with leaves, straw, bubble wrap, or styrofoam. Nest small pots inside larger ones with filler. Use a cool, dark entryway if available. Keep soil dry to prevent rot. Move to light when spring warms. Choose plants hardy to zone 3–4 (two zones colder). Avoid sudden temperature swings—monitor forecasts.
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