Well, the 39 F last night apparently got a bunch, exserted orange, mission mountain sunrise, and the slushy field are pretty much toast. Put a bucket on the galapagense even though it was pretty sad. One Forest Fire plant that made it through an earlier frost still looked good. Maybe it has activated epigenetics?!
Mostly covered the R18 S35-37 and a few promiscuous bicolors.
Have about 18 potato leaf Mission Mountain Sunrise in the greenhouse. 72 new sprouts of the same under the grow light. Then I have about 59 promiscuous bicolors in the greenhouse. So there will be plenty of tomatoes. Also I direct seeded four rows of promiscuous yellows and in separate areas a mix of not isolated Big Hill, Exserted tiger, and promiscuous yellows. So there should be some fun tomatoes. Might miss some of the diversity lost though.
Will need to replant exserted orange either by direct seeding, in a tray, or both.
Temp tonight and tomorrow night now predicted to be 32F for both!