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What is considered a hard freeze?

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A drop in the temperature that is low enough and lasts long enough to destroy seasonal plants, create ice in standing bodies of water and ground freezing. In the US, a hard freeze is defined by a temperature of at least 28 °F (−2 °C) for a sufficient length of time during a growing season.

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