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Started 6/7/05 by Paul (SNOTZALOT); 108895 views.
From: Paul (SNOTZALOT)
12/3/09
Chance of our first major snow fall of the season this weekend! Stay tuned!
- Edited 12/3/2009 12:53 pm ET by Paul (SNOTZALOT)
From: Paul (SNOTZALOT)
12/4/09
LOL! I have a delivery into Flushing tomorrow, i'm not looking forward to it.
From: Paul (SNOTZALOT)
12/5/09
About 3" on the ground. Attached photo from this afternoon.
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- Edited 12/5/2009 6:26 pm ET by Paul (SNOTZALOT)
From: Paul (SNOTZALOT)
3/9/10
Last fall I fabricated two low tunnels to see if I could over winter a spinach crop.
Well, I just sat down for lunch and glanced at the digital wireless thermometer and it's 95*F under the low tunnels!
Off we go, out the door and the plastic comes off the tunnels. Lift up the agribon and wow, spinach about 2 weeks to 3 weeks from harvest and a very nice crop of over wintered weeds! A few stray beet plants survived and some onions too.
Success! Over wintered spinach crop ready to harvest in a few weeks! Spinach ready to eat when we are usually just planting.
Photos in a few days.
Well, I just sat down for lunch and glanced at the digital wireless thermometer and it's 95*F under the low tunnels!
Off we go, out the door and the plastic comes off the tunnels. Lift up the agribon and wow, spinach about 2 weeks to 3 weeks from harvest and a very nice crop of over wintered weeds! A few stray beet plants survived and some onions too.
Success! Over wintered spinach crop ready to harvest in a few weeks! Spinach ready to eat when we are usually just planting.
Photos in a few days.
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