Is 38 degrees harmful?

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• Subject: Is 38 degrees harmful?
• From: K* U* <k*@CCRPC.ORG>
• Date: Fri, 9 May 1997 08:49:08 -0500

Hi again!   It is supposed to get down to 38 degrees tonight and
although I realize this isn't freezing, do I need to cover my tomatoes
and peppers?
They have been in the ground about a week and are approximately 6" tall.
 It is supposed to get back in the 70's by tomorrow afternoon.   I don't
have anything read to use so I thought I could anchor down some trash
bags - would that work?  Any other last minute advice?

We've come a long way, these plants and me - they are my first grown
from seed so I'm a bit over-protective!

Thank you!

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