Yes, I am but that’s a story for another time. To check out this particular bit of craziness, please click here! The graph at left represents the actual temperatures for the week ending December the 20th, 2009. Note that while it got pretty cold, I was still able to enjoy great tasting romaine lettuce even … Continue reading
My cold frames have continued to produce a bountiful crop of early spring lettuce. Continue reading
The cold frames are now paying off at last. Continue reading
An ice storm hits Missouri with a vengeance. Continue reading
First harvest of Cold Frame veggies in January. Continue reading
It’s almost the end of December, the 27th actually and I finally got out to check on the health of my romaine, lettuce and radish plants. They reside in two small cold frames in my front yard and would no doubt be complaining about the cold if they were able. The mean temperature for this … Continue reading
CF = Cold Frame Over a three day period, Saturday through Monday (December 20-22 to be exact), my hometown area witnessed some of the coldest temperatures yet here in southwest Missouri. It’s been a good number of years since we’ve had to deal with single digit cold for two nights in a row. As you … Continue reading
Both my cold frames need a little additional insulation as the thermometer is going to take a dive in a couple of days. Continue reading
Buillding a simple cold frame can really produce results later on. Continue reading
Part 2 of building a cold frame. more about “Building a Cold Frame Part 2 of 3“, posted with vodpod
