Agapanthus in a container

I have a very large agapanthus in a container (unable to move) I am concerned that although I have covered the large leaves the temperature at the moment is -6 and it looks as if it is being damaged
Have you any information or advice as to what is the best thing I can do so I don’t loose it
Thank you in anticipation
Linda

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#1 Comment By BushDoctor On 02/28/2018 @ 12:49 pm

I will have to assume that this is in Celcius. These temperatures in Fahrenheit (what we measure temperature in) would completely kill these! At -6C they will be right above their tolerance. They will likely survive this, but covering them will give them a headstart when the warm weather returns.

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