Hi, Here is a bit of a damage report on some plants that I'm wintering outside (pots or in the ground). Temperatures dropped to about 23 F (-5 C) early this week; altogether there was about 12 hours of below freezing weather (below 32 F), followed by a sunny day. See the lists below for damage reports. These reports are for small plants, plants that are 1 or 2 years old. Today will be a real test for them, it has not gone above 32 F yet (by noon) and temperatures of 19 F (-7 C) are possible tonight. Tonight I'll cover the Nerine, the Renga, and the 2 Cyrtanthus. 1. Nerine sarniensis (hybrid of some sort): survived just fine-leaves collapsed but are perking up fine. 2. Cyrtanthus brachyscyphus: survived just fine-a couple of leaves were burnt. 3. Cyrtanthus sanguineus: leaves killed to the ground-bulbs seem OK. 4. Crinum erubescens: no damage (in the ground) 5. C. bulbispermum: no damage (in the ground or in pots) 6. All other Crinum: most leaves killed to the ground 7. Various rain lilies: no damage (in pots or in ground) 8. Arthropodium cirratum (renga lily): leaves burnt (year old seedlings) 9. Grass aloes (cooperi, myriacantha, ecklonis): no damage Cordially, Conroe Joe