Anyone?

You asked this question a few weeks ago.

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/6250176/asparagus-up-frost-coming

Yes very similar, this time it was light frost:) Not being sarcastic at all. I read they can. My personal experience was no. I have a few night over the years I did not think there was any frost and temps were not below 33 degrees. My asparagus showed otherwise. My limited and vague (I never checked temps) made it look like asparagus could not handle even a light short frost. This goes against everything I read.

Keep in mind I am asking about stalks not crowns.

Note that you can get freezing conditions above 32F. If you have some strong wind, and the dewpoint is below 32F, moisture can freeze at temperatures of at least 34F. It's a mistake to start thinking about freeze protection only below 32.0F. I consider 35F as the real danger-line for a freeze threat. So with wind, what might lead you to believe is a light freeze can be something more serious.