Re: floating row covers

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• Date: Sun, 15 Apr 2001 07:46:52 -0600
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Some floating row covers are lighter in weight than others, and are used to 
bar entry to insects. They do not raise the temperature. Do you know what 
kind of cover you have?


>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. <snip>
>Good luck and keep in touch, Kimberly
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