Late spring frosts can be a concern for gardeners, potentially damaging tender new growth. To protect your garden, keep an eye on weather forecasts and be prepared to cover plants with blankets, row covers, or frost cloths when frost is predicted. Watering your garden in the evening can also help retain heat in the soil, offering some protection. Additionally, selecting frost-resistant plant varieties and planting in raised beds or well-draining soil can reduce the risk of frost damage in your spring garden.