#1 and #2 should be fine.

Agreed. #2 doesn't need to be covered. For #1, the parsley and shallots will be fine, and the basil likely will, too. I brought my basil containers inside last night, but I was just being extra cautious.

We're supposed to get a second night of it tonight. I'm most worried about my peppers, though they seemed to make it through last night under their frost cloth just fine.

That's a typical June night here! :)

All but #1 and #2 are covered now and all of my containers (14 of them) have been brought into the gararge

The weather pattern in the NE the past couple of years has just been awful. So inconsistent.

Not just the NE, all over. Keep good notes on dates for next year because we may discover that the changing weather pattern is becoming the norm.

Dave

I had low 40's and mid 40's the past week. I covered nothing and have everything planted that you listed except carrots and shallots. Everything did and is doing fine.

SAME as AllDeSpain. for the last two weeks , we have seen lows as low as 42F and mostly 44F. Tonight is forecasted 48F. Wow !! what a heat wave. But the next week's lows will climb over 50F. Althou nothing has been zapped, but maters, squashes... are just sitting pretty.

I left all my veg uncovered last night and it hit mid-40s (everyone looks fine this morning), but tonight and tomorrow it's supposed to hit mid-30s(!!) and I'll be covering the tomatoes, peppers, and probably the strawberries that have just woken from dormancy. I also have some trays of seedlings that I've been hardening off. I'll bring those in for their protection.

Next week is supposed to be quite sunny (as opposed to the rain, rain, rain we've been having for a week straight) and upper 50s at night. Is it finally spring? Hallelujah.

If it wasn't so rainy and windy, I probably wouldn't have covered anything. I did it out of an abundance of caution considering evening temps will be in the lows 40s until Tues night, wind gusts approaching 40mph Sat/Sun, and saturated soil in raised beds.

It wasn't fun fighting the wind and rain trying to cover those beds in plastic. I had to cut the sheets in my shed and then try to staple them over my cages and trellises into the bed frames while the wind played games with me.

I was so frustrated when I finished that I forgot about the strawberry seedlings on my deck until Galiana's response raised my eyebrows. Will have to check on them later.

Supposed to get down to 38 and gusts up to 32 mph tonight. Pouring right now - glad we covered the strawberries yesterday afternoon. I've already got some good-sized berries. Blueberries, apples, and raspberries (just starting to flower) may be toast by morning.