Growing Vegetables in Cold Frames | Part 2

[@SomeRoomtoGrow]

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[@DiFish-z6n]

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[@SomeRoomtoGrow]

That’s a small niche but probably bigger than mine!

[@leskemp33]

I am also in zone 5b and I have found some greens to be cold hardy enough to survive most of the winter even in my tower planter (close to the house for added protection ) with a frost cover. I made the mistake of planting things too late last year in my cold frame as well. So I was grateful for the greenstalk. Great video!

[@SomeRoomtoGrow]

That's great! We just hit 10° two days ago and the plants are doing fine, even without the ag fabric.

[@leskemp33]

@@SomeRoomtoGrow that’s fantastic! It’s so much fun to be able to grow some of your own food year round.

[@anafindlay4036]

Thanks for the update I have learned a lot watching your videos. My Hugelkulture garden box, did amazing this past summer. Looking forward for the third part on the series🌱🌿❤️

[@SomeRoomtoGrow]

Thank you so much! I’m always happy to hear success stories and that my viewers are finding useful content in my videos. Happy growing!

[@jonathanryals9934]

I just built mine, and so far, they are amazing for seedlings. I have them on 2 corners of the barn, so one faces a little more south than the other... maybe I will learn something and et you know in a few years, lol😅

[@Melanieallen968]

I cant imagine gardening in the snow!! Its so hot atm in Sydney, Australia, everything is overgrown...cant wait until Autumn..1st March..great idea with the tape & push pins though...I just planted some of my lettuce seeds from flowering plants & replanted..2days later & they have already germinated.😁

[@SomeRoomtoGrow]

It’s quite different! I’m looking forward to that spring weather again. Thanks for watching and happy gardening in the Southern Hemisphere!

[@naturesheartgardening7456]

Good information 🤗🤗🤗

[@SomeRoomtoGrow]

Glad you liked it!

[@suburbanhomestead]

Yes, I’ve noticed that sunlight strength/duration is even more important than temperature. (Growing on a south facing slopes like cooking with gas, as I’ve discovered in the front of my house.)

[@SomeRoomtoGrow]

Oh I’ll bet it is! I’ll have to make some adjustments for when we try again next year.

[@DK6060]

Great series, I like the info on the sun angle. I am thinking about a a hybrid construction by using some polycarbonate in the front panel.

[@SomeRoomtoGrow]

Thanks! That’s a good idea, I would definitely do that if/when I need to build more.

[@katharinavonborcke4144]

Thank you for the video. Maybe use Aluminium foil in the back?

[@SomeRoomtoGrow]

You’re welcome! Yes, foil could work well, too. Also cheaper than Mylar film or tape.