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half hardy annuals

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    Posted by hawk1987 (U15136165) on Sunday, 11th March 2012

    wonder if anyone can help me..i have got growing marigolds,cosmos,and other half hardy annuals which i have grown from seed on my window seals indoors and i have bought a plastic greenhouse unheated and as i have thined them out and have no more room inside i have had to put some trays out in the greenhouse will they be okay as long as we dont have a frost?

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    Posted by thedogcody (U14659366) on Sunday, 11th March 2012

    It is always tricky this time or year-they should be ok but the cold nights outside in a plastic greenhouse will not help them -it is a sudden shock and drop in temperature-the nights are still cold.

    To protect them cover them with sheets of newspaper at night and take off in the morning

    You have really started sowing about a month too early to get them to the stage they are in now-now is probably the earliest you should start sowing-they catch up and you have not gained any advantage by starting so early.

    Oh and protect from slugs

    Good luck anyway

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