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Showing posts with label "frost tender plants". Show all posts
Showing posts with label "frost tender plants". Show all posts
Thursday, February 3, 2011
ARTIC BLAST hits Arizona February 2nd 2011 - Artic cold wind brings belo...
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Sunday, January 23, 2011
Frost and freeze plant damage in our Arizona landscape - January 2011
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Saturday, December 4, 2010
Raised garden frost coth frame with landscsape wire, pvc and rebar - Part 2 of 2
Here is the second video of our Arizona raised garden bed frost cloth frame. This video shows our larger raised garden bed and how easy it can be to make a frame for hanging frost cloth during the cold winter months here in Arizona.
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Raised garden frost coth frame with landscsape wire, pvc and rebar - Part 1 of 2
A video showing our raised garden bed frost cloth frame for our Arizona winter garden. Very simple and easy to make.
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"frost tender plants",
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Friday, December 3, 2010
Frost cloth frame is now complete
I have completed the frost cloth frame for both of our raised garden beds. I made a video and will post it here soon.
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Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Frost cloth time - The frost and freezing weather is here now!
The past few days have been really cold here in the valley. Just in time for the frost, I purchased my frost blankets for the raised gareden beds. I found mine at Lowes.
Next step for me is to design a system that will allow me to hang this frost cloth over the plants with ease. It takes the fun out of things when hanging the frost cloth takes hours, lol
I will post some of my trial ideas for the frost cloth frame soon.
One other thing to say, remember that you can always use a bed sheet to cover plants and smaller trees if needed. I went to the Goodwill and purchased a few king size bed sheets for some of our more frost tender plants.
Next step for me is to design a system that will allow me to hang this frost cloth over the plants with ease. It takes the fun out of things when hanging the frost cloth takes hours, lol
I will post some of my trial ideas for the frost cloth frame soon.
One other thing to say, remember that you can always use a bed sheet to cover plants and smaller trees if needed. I went to the Goodwill and purchased a few king size bed sheets for some of our more frost tender plants.
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"bed sheets",
"frost cloth",
"frost tender plants",
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