"Bringing them indoors might be the answer or covering the open coldframe with green mesh or fleece to keep it shaded and frost free."
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Started this discussion. Last reply by elaine rickett Apr 20, 2011. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Hi allI'm a recent member, this site looks great!This is my second year growing veg and I've decided to try growing from seed this season (worth a shot!)... if al else fails I'll be off to the…Continue
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Steve replied to Jo Johnston's discussion Coldframes"I reckon with the weather forecast you'll be fine, but always worth staying on the safe side. You could always stick them on a little tray filled with water to make sure they stay watered while you're away. You're post…"
Zoe replied to Jo Johnston's discussion Coldframes"I would pop them all indoors next to a sunny windowsill.
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Hi allI'm a recent member, this site looks great!This is my second year growing veg and I've decided to try growing from seed this season (worth a shot!)... if al else fails I'll be off to the garden centre! Really pleased so far and have courgettes, squash, cucumbers and toms in my cold frame all at seedling stage. I'm going away for a few days over the bank holidays and I'm unsure whether it will be ok to leave my coldframe open whilst I'm away to stop everything from frying..... or is it…See More
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