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The Frost Is Back [Gardening Allotment UK] [Grow Vegetables At Home ]



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13 Comments

  2. Tom Mac

    My cuts and come again gave up to the freeze,just transplanted winter peas to raised beds 🙏

  4. Roger Seed

    Hi Ivan I've got mine protected put most of my plants in cardboard boxes other pots wrapped in fleece or bubble wrap I think I will follow your advice and give them extra cover and throw some fleece over them as the weather forecast for Scotland is not good it's cold at the moment with frost at night or early morning.Im nice and snug at nights so why not help me little plants ,roll on summer hope we get one next year bye.

  5. chicos mummy

    A lot of my plants esp shrubs and bushes were burnt black with that bad storm a few weeks ago. Never seen anything like it, was like a nuclear fall out😢

  6. Connie Davidson

    I've been our covering plants this afternoon. It's going down to 26 here tonight and back up to 31 tomorrow night, Then we will be back above freezing for a while. I'm a cheap scape. I use old sheets, table clothes, ripped comforters. They've worked well in temps down in the teens. Fleece just rips to easy.

  7. Carol Phillips

    Same here Ivan, frost last two days, roll on spring lol, I've protected my carotts as they're still growing, cheers Ivan..

  8. Dandy Cat

    I remember, must have been 15 years back, I sowed some cucumber (indoors). Got them about 6 inches high and decided to pop them outside to harden up during the day.
    Forgot about them till the evening, went outside…
    Eaten down to the ground.
    Each and every one of them.
    To the ground.
    Ah well….
    🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬Slugs.
    🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬 Strawberries!!.

  9. Be Woodford

    I ran out of frost cloth so I used decorators cloth instead. It seems to have kept my plants safe. " frists, the one on Friday night was quite sharp but the one last night, (Saturday) was less so. I don't think we are due ny more frosts this week, thank goodness! Happy gardening 😃

  10. 1243 Fire

    Hi there
    I’m just wondering how you look after your t-Rex in the cold weather.
    Thank you

  13. Ann Trotter

    Thank you for your advice and support. I love this site all the people on here are so friendly and supportive 💕 I've learnt so much in such a short time. Thank you Ivan and everyone else

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