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Re: enough/cold frames
To: s*@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: enough/cold frames
From: G* L* <l*@fas.harvard.edu>
Date: Thu, 02 Oct 1997 07:52:54 -0400
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I've been using an old storm window with an automatic opener. I used it
for the first time this past year for late winter-early spring overflow
from my basement growing area. I also used bubble wrap over the glass to
insulate it somewhat along with a blanket on those really cold nights.
It was fairly successful, but much too small or maybe I grow too much.
I'm interested in the fabric that you mention as a liner for pest prevention.
I planted to use hardware cloth this winter, but perhaps there is something
better. Just what is the fabric you use?
Gail
Zone 6 Massachusetts
At 06:05 PM 9/30/97 -0400, you wrote:
>let's talk about seeds, not set up deals, e-mail privately for that. I
>can toss out a topic if you want: What are different coldframe designs or
>seed mixes that people have found benificial?
>
>This year i am using a 1:1:1 turface, perlite, vermiculite mix. My
>new cold frame is very simple being a box 4'X8' and 6" deep. the
>bottom is fabric to keep weeds and pests down. a top is not yet
>complete, so what have all of you found to be benificial?
>
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