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Sophie King

Do perennials need to be protected from frost? Some do – and leaving them unprotected could spell disaster for your plants

Primula foliage covered in frost.

'Overwintering' seems to be the gardening buzzword this season, with many of us taking steps to protect our plants from the cold weather ahead. But do perennials need to be protected from frost?

Learning how to protect plants from frost is key to getting your garden ready for winter, but knowing which plants can fend for themselves is just as important if you want to save precious time and resources on frost protection.

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