Your Westchester 3-season room drops cold at night. No tropical survives below 40°F. But many handle 45–50°F:
Bay laurel, Ficus, Hibiscus, Bromeliads, bulb bloomers (tulips, hyacinths), Begonia, Lantana, Azalea, Gardenia, Fatsia japonica, Citrus, Fatshedera, Spider plant, Coffee tree, Asparagus fern, Cordyline, Dracaena marginata, Dracaena fragrans, most cacti.
Herbs outgrow small greenhouses fast. Cool nights + overwatering = instant root rot. Water half summer amount, wait 1–2 weeks, let dry. They semi-dormant in cold.
Cats digging > cold damage. Protect pots.
If nights stay ≥45°F, most plants thrive. Below that, only the toughest survive.
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