Oh no! I left tender plants outside in the frost. Will they survive?

[Edith]

Am kicking myself.

I generally put my cucumbers, tomatoes and courgettes outside for a few hours a day and bring them in at night. They are in a very sunny but quite protected part of the garden and I tend to find this produces hardy plants that are not too shocked by the harsh conditions on my allotment.

Last night I forgot to bring them back in and I'm pretty sure we had a frost (in Cardiff if anyone knows for sure).

Do I need to replant? Its not the end of the world if so-they were mainly cheap wilkos varieties and had only been growing about 2 weeks. But want to get onto it asap if so.

Thanks for all thoughts!

[FionaH]

I once left the greenhouse door open in a frost. The aubergines looked very sorry for themselves and some people said they were gonnas. They picked up with some warmth indoors for a few days.

[zazen999]

SO - tell us - what do they look like this morning?

[Edith]

they look a bit yellow, tbh.

oh dear

otoh it is not so bad as I there are obviously worse things than going and choosing seeds ;-)

[Davyburns]

they look a bit yellow, tbh.

oh dear

otoh it is not so bad as I there are obviously worse things than going and choosing seeds ;-)

What seeds do you want I may be able to help

[timethatthetaleweretold]

re: your cucumbers

I left an early cucumber in the unheated conservatory by mistake last month.
It drooped.
Atfter 2 days of TLC and warmth it rallied.
Then suddenly died.

Enjoy your seed-choosing!

[like davyburns i am happy to share seeds if that's allowed- have marketmore 76 cucumbers and mini white cucumbers.]

[Davyburns]

I have some Armenian Yard Long, and Some Wautoma. There is probably some Telepathy there too, but I cant be sure
Not sure what tomato seeds or corgettes I have but if you tell me what you want, I'll have a look