With lows near freezing and daytime highs only 40–45°F, here's the practical plan:
Petunias, geraniums, snapdragons, dianthus can survive a brief 30–32°F dip if acclimated. Impatiens, begonias, coleus cannot—keep them protected.
Keep plastic sheeting on hand. Increasing temperature swings make this an annual ritual.
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