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Growing a Fall Garden

July 28, 2011 - GrowOrganic

How to Protect Plants from Frost - Low Tunnels

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Season-extending techniques for fall planting—shade cloth, floating row covers & low tunnels

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thank you, thanky Says:

Sep 5th, 2011 at 8:29 pm

What an encouragment watching your videos. I hope to be here at your website more often. Again, thank you!
chuck

Charlotte from Peaceful Valley Says:

Oct 4th, 2011 at 12:06 pm

Chuck, We do appreciate your comments! We try hard to make the videos useful. Any topics you’d like us to cover in the future?

ted huss Says:

Apr 7th, 2013 at 11:22 am

I live in Colfax. I have 3 raised beds, appx 4 x 10 ft x 14” high. I’m looking for a better way to fence them in from deer, cats, etc. Previously, I had a system of 6’ stakes, set
5’ apart and connected by chicken wire, mounted in “c” type clamps to allow each section to be removed and put back. These worked, but the chicken wire cut the heck out of my arms. I could stand it, but now I’m older and the skin not quite so durable.
do you have any suggestions of what I can buy from you to improve this?

Thanks,........Ted Huss 530.346.6918, Shady Glen Estates, Colfax.