Re: floating row covers

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• Subject: Re: floating row covers
• From: K*@aol.com
• Date: Sun, 15 Apr 2001 01:02:06 EDT

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Katherine, I thought you could keep the row covers on all season on crops 
that don't need pollinating.  The floating row covers are so thin and porous 
that things should do fine. I just looked it up and your right. It will get 
too hot. As much as 30 degrees higher in the day. There are a lot of 
companion plants you could plant along side your Cole plants like mint (keep 
it in pots because it can get out of control), scented marigolds, thyme, 
tomatoes and probably more. I'm sure the great people at this site will have 
even more info as soon as they get out of their own gardens.
Good luck and keep in touch, Kimberly


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