I just heard we're expecting to have a warm end to the month, so hopefully I'll be able to put some of these guys in the ground soon. I've got marigold, cupid's dart, crape myrtle and a few different kinds of pepper seedlings I'd like to move into the cold frame. It's a lot and I still haven't sprouted my tomatoes yet! Yikes - gotta get a move on!
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Cold Frame from Pine Needle bales
This is the simple little cold frame I've been using to keep my plants in good shape until it warms up just a bit more. I've used a sewing cutting pad (made of semi-sheer white plastic) as a top when temperatures have required - an old window frame makes a great top too.
I just heard we're expecting to have a warm end to the month, so hopefully I'll be able to put some of these guys in the ground soon. I've got marigold, cupid's dart, crape myrtle and a few different kinds of pepper seedlings I'd like to move into the cold frame. It's a lot and I still haven't sprouted my tomatoes yet! Yikes - gotta get a move on!
I just heard we're expecting to have a warm end to the month, so hopefully I'll be able to put some of these guys in the ground soon. I've got marigold, cupid's dart, crape myrtle and a few different kinds of pepper seedlings I'd like to move into the cold frame. It's a lot and I still haven't sprouted my tomatoes yet! Yikes - gotta get a move on!
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