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Frost

this last winter which has been milder here in Somerset. My book says Ceanothus needs shelter from harsh winds and severe frosts so I think mine needs a new home. by Frenchk

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16/03/2012 15:51:27

by Angelique2

FROST WARNING

Just a warning- the weather forecast for the next few days is that it is going to get noticeably colder, dry by day with frost in some areas. So if you live in a frost prone spot it might be worth protecting any tender plants, and delay planting any by sotongeoff

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02/05/2012 12:36:32

by Gold1locks

ground frost warning

tomorrow onwards it is a few degrees warmer - I'd hate myself if I tok a chance and woke up in the morning to see a ground frost. Might be forcast for -3'c or below here but there will be no frost as it'll be peeing it doon. oooo nooooo! My poor petunias by Gold1locks

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30/04/2013 22:32:09

by Woodgreen wonderboy

Planning for ground frosts

Hi all With this changeable weather I often watch the TV weather forecasets to see what will happen to the temperatures over night. However, its actually quite rare for the bulletin to actually warn of ground frost. Does anyone know of any by bcosergio

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08/05/2013 17:14:52

by Welshonion

peas and frost

Hello I have grown some peas in pots as last year the wood pigeons got them. I would like to plant them out now but am worried about frost. Will frost damage peas? No-well not at this time of year. Ok thank you. I was not sure as two years ago by buttercup4

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09/05/2012 15:02:46

by buttercup4

Frosted tulips

There was a hard frost last night and now my tulips are drooping. Will they right themselves again or should I stake them? Just leave them alone, as they warm up they will standup again. Thanks MF, first Q&A on this board! They are halfway up now by toonia

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17/04/2012 16:57:05

by toonia

frosted lilies

Back in March, when we had a few nice days, quite a few of my potted lilies decided to grow. They got to between 4 - 7 inches in height, nice bushy leaves on top. Then came the snow and very, very hard frosts with wind chill. Most of the tops by Bookertoo

07/04/2013 17:13:08

by Bookertoo

Talkback: Frost

novice vege gardener and I have 2 raised beds in my miniscule back garden in the South East. I have plenty of lettuce, rocket, white chard, spinach, mixed mustard leaves, and bulb fennel still going strong. They seem to have bounced back after the frosts by E-J

28/11/2011 18:37:30

by Ruby

Seedlings and frost

Hi, I have recently sown some seed direct into the gound and now have lots of seedlings dotted around the garden. I think we might get some frost at the weekend - will they be ok? Is there anything in particualr I should do? I have sown a wildflower by PaperFlowers

25/04/2013 09:34:35

by PaperFlowers

Talkback: Frost

more so at the moment i am going to keep to that. Jane -- I'd like to be as gleeful about what the frosts are doing to pests as you are, but sadly I'm not! I came in an hour ago from the veg. plot with a good crop of caterpillars off my sprouts, [both by Gartenzwerg

28/11/2011 18:37:38

by joseph woosey

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