Will this bad weather kill my veggie garden?
Written by admin on November 10, 2008 – 8:26 pm -
We now have caused storms actually defective, hail, strong winds, etc.. and I JUST planted a garden of veggie last weekend, some plants device starters, some seeds. Additionally, we had there as soon as a spy very sensitive to frost in this gaze of plants week
shade garden plants
Tags: Seeds, Starter Plants, Veggie Garden
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By sinD on Nov 12, 2008 | Reply
When u have outdoor plants and frost u should always cover them, at least once it gets dark, but alas what’s done is done. In regards to the oncoming storm, I would cover them because it sounds like they have already been weakened by the cold. A thin sheet of plastic with a few holes punched in it with a good sized rock holding down every corner should help to do the trick, just don’t forget to put some stakes or sticks in the ground first if u don’t want to end up with smashed plants. The rainwater and beating will pool up and weigh down on them. Either way good luck, and I hope your seeds do come up!
By college kid on Nov 15, 2008 | Reply
An act of god that can be ok.
An act of god that can be pretty hard to the plantsfrost does so as no frost forms or its there for short time the plants from storms if it hails well thats an act of god that.
By Janna on Nov 18, 2008 | Reply
Your garden should be fine as long as you don’t have a frost.Good Luck