Marla i had the same thing happen to me. put them plants out in your greenhouse when their is some sun and take them back in at nightif a freeze is possible.if you want to leave them out all night put 2 electric heaters in the greenhouse before night and check temp around 11 pm to make sure your temp is at least 35 degrees- hopefully around 40 they are not cheap but they will save your plants also cover with loose sheets of plastic at nights and remove in morning once it warms up. in your area i would think you have about 2-3 weeks and then you should be in the clear at night with just the loose plastic, but have heaters ready!Mark

I don't like to cover with plastic, I use old cotton sheets. I still don't HAVE to put them out, but wasn't sure how low the cole crops could go without problems. First year for growing them. We will be setting up some 6' tables in a cooler room for some of the 4" pots, more lights hanging from the ceiling, I think (that's hubby's decision). Last year, I had this room 14x12 full along with the rest of the trailer. This year I waited 2-3 weeks longer to start the plants, but have planted as many now as I had all of last year. And more to start.

Marla

I will be planting out lettuce, spinach, green onions, broccoli, cauliflower, napa cabbage, and bok choy this weekend and next week. Keep in mind I am planting them in my high tunnels, not outside. They will be covered with row cover and I am hoping for the best! I have ran out of room. I have 600 plus tomatoes and peppers to transplant into 50's in the next week. Then I will need to plant the seedling to sell.

Jay

Jay, are these plants or seeds?