Frost protection for flowers

Question

What steps could I take to protect flowers should there be frost in late spring? I can think of the more extreme examples too like the beast in the east. If something like this happened again what could I be doing to prepare flowers for such a scenario? And again just for late spring frost in general? I have plenty of plants in my garden which blossom during the spring and I’m concerned that they’ll endure damage or even die should frost him them unexpectedly.

Lorcan · Answer

Contact your local garden center for best methods for this

Francis · Answer

Yes. Cellophane is derived from cellulose, a plant material. It can be added to the compost heap, where it will be safely broken down. You must be sure that it is cellophane that you are adding to your heap as many other plastic products can have a similar appearance but would not degrade on the compost heap.

David · Answer

A fabric covering is best because it will allow moisture to escape while still protecting your plants from frost. Fabric coverings will prevent the freezing air from coming

Brian · Answer

Coverer  them with  with plastic sheeting  of anything light

Tamoor · Answer

Horticultural fleece is what you use, just place it over your plants! Simple as that.

Frost protection for flowers

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