CORDYLINE: Autumn. Am I being premature fleecing them now, just before frosts?

Seen lots of them covered up here in Glasgow in the last week as we,ve had a few frosts already..

I never bother to do this, but then I live in London, where it doesn't often get that cold, and nor does it get terribly wet. I thought it was November when it should be done, though I don't know how cold it gets where you are.

i dont do mine in norfolk and there thriving though if you want them to flower and prosper id put them in the ground or a much bigger pot.

I just tie the leaves up on mine OB, as they dont like the snow inside the leaves, as for flowers ooooh at least 8yrs old when theyve grown into a tree maybe older...

Maybe fleece the pot too.....is it plastic or frost resistant ?

Mine has been unprotected since it was a baby 15 years ago, now over 20ft tall with heaps of flowers every year, mind you I've only been below -5 a handful of times.