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Cold frame follow up...

17 years ago

Sorry I forgot to mention:the cold frame will also be used for heat loving plants: eggplants, peppers, tomatoes etc

So it will be high enough ( over 6 feet) It will be cold frame follow up by veggies that don't like to get wet from rain and be super warm.Thanks again

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jean001
17 years ago
So, is this a comment to follow up something else? Or what?
scarleta
Original Author
17 years ago
Jean: I posted re cold frame ( my previous posting) and could not edit to add current information.so I posted after and now this post kind of makes no sense.One needs to read previous post to make sense of it.Sorry for the confusion.I don't think one can edit a post here after it posted already?or delete it?
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