Pat's VFT and S. purpurea froze after a premature outdoor move. Expert advised bringing them back in; they recovered. Now planning a spring bog garden transition.
Move out when frost danger is minimal—not necessarily warm, just not severely cold. Indoor plants lack freeze-hardening until they experience a natural fall. Set them out, watch for freak late freezes. Expect some leaf burn initially; new spring growth will be healthy. Full sun essential.
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