A gardener asked if perennials need covering for a frost tonight; wanted quick response.
Tom replied late (was on vacation). Many perennials tolerate mild frost. Those about to bloom are safer under an old bed sheet or light blanket if a hard frost is expected.
Cover only plants with tender buds; established foliage usually handles light frost.
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