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My cold frame is full of greens. The baby bok choy is a good size for eating now, and I love the thought that it should hold at this size for months in the cold. The other plants are a bit small for harvesting. Theyll grow more in March, when the sunlight increases.
There are a couple of pots of greens that I didnt have room to plant. I am reminded now that I juts left them in the center of the frame. They dont enough soil and are dying. I hate to throw out seedlings.
My cold frame is being held together with more and more duct tape as tome goes on. And the wood supports have warped a bit and so my husband stapled old towels to block the the cold air from blowing in the spaces.
I have visions of rebuilding it sometime. Id like a brick base. But there are so many options to decide on. Plastic or glass panes? Walk in or lift up panels? Kit, custom, or homemade? Heated? Same size or bigger or smaller?
december cold frame
My cold frame is full of greens. The baby bok choy is a good size for eating now, and I love the thought that it should hold at this size for months in the cold. The other plants are a bit small for harvesting. Theyll grow more in March, when the sunlight increases.
There are a couple of pots of greens that I didnt have room to plant. I am reminded now that I juts left them in the center of the frame. They dont enough soil and are dying. I hate to throw out seedlings.
My cold frame is being held together with more and more duct tape as tome goes on. And the wood supports have warped a bit and so my husband stapled old towels to block the the cold air from blowing in the spaces.
I have visions of rebuilding it sometime. Id like a brick base. But there are so many options to decide on. Plastic or glass panes? Walk in or lift up panels? Kit, custom, or homemade? Heated? Same size or bigger or smaller?
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