I really need some intense heat for tall plans like tomatos and corn. Wall O' Waters are too heavy and I need a lot. Have any suggestions, anyone? Thank You
Claire
Tall plants's heat
Can you find any white plastic in stiff sheets? A friend of mine collects campaign signs after an election and clears off the printing, then uses them around the beds to extend the season of her winter garden in a zone 7 location. The plastic reflects and concentrates the sun's heat toward the plants. Might work for you if the plastic was on the east side of the plants to reflect the afternoon sun.
Thats a really good idea. Thank you
you get heat this way pretty easy and fairly cheap
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the results the cover is on see the watering tape called t tape at the plants base, great stuff
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from the outside excuse the junk it is gone now lol . So zel are you convinced? I think this would work for corn to but you may have to hand pollinate it lol. Ernie
Other side without junk ha ha should have found this pic in the first place . My winter squas grows in the fore ground. Speaking of that I had some for dinner last night and have two left that will probly spoil before I get to them lol ehen you grow lots it keeps well and no real need to can or cook and freeze. Ernie
Bye
Wait, how do I get it? (Sorry I'm kinda slow)
Local Home Depot? Row covers & Cold Frames....
~* Robin☺
Zel I built mine they are very easy no rocket sicence here.
Thank you very much