Re: The Pennsylvania Blues
- To: <pumpkins@mallorn.com>
- Subject: Re: The Pennsylvania Blues
- From: "* A* <c*@value.net>
- Date: Thu, 11 Jun 1998 06:39:31 -0700
Marv,
I like your Remay method and yes that is what I am using. The Remay protects
from the wind and will also help to warm the plants some while allowing air
circulation. The plastic on the other hand won't and if you should suddenly
get a sunny hot day and are not home to pull the plastic you may return from
work to find your plants baked!
Chris
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>Pumpkinheads:
>
>The weather in PA has not been a pleasant site. It is cold again today and
>very cloudy. It was warm and sunny in the land of Zoo Doo and some of the
rest
>of you. My plants are just sitting there waiting. I don't have to worry
about
>pollinating anything since so far I have nothing. Also the wind keeps
blowing.
>My plants happily are safe in their little houses. I built them this year
with
>plastic but think I might use Remay next year as the plants will need less
>watering under Remay than plastic. Anyone protecting their plants now with
>Remay? I was protecting them against frost but wind has been our problem
for
>the last few years in spring and not a killer frost. Remay vs. plastic. Any
>thoughts????? Remay is cheaper and easier to work with and pretty tough
too.
>
>Marv in Altoona
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