My plan is to secure one side of the tarps high up on the fence, and the other at the garden level wood. Is that an option for you?
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My plan is to secure one side of the tarps high up on the fence, and the other at the garden level wood. Is that an option for you?
Snowing like crazy here. Not expected to let up until tomorrow afternoon.
We've done that with one of them and the other is stretched over a steel beam that is running between two ladders on either side of one plot. We aren't bothering with the bed that has the kale and other seeded stuff but all the pepper/tomato plants are 18" tall and we are trying (as best we can) to save as many as possible.Originally Posted by Irving
I thought we were late getting this stuff in the ground when we did. Now this....
2 feet easy now and it's coming down steady.
Heavy wet snow here, very large "flakes" that are more like airborne slushies. Tree's are not happy...
Dang. They just cancelled school for tomorrow also.
About a foot of very heavy, very wet snow in my part of SW Ft. Collins. Still coming down hard. Good by garden.
Tomorrow is my kids last day of school. Really wonder how many students will show up.
LOL, I remember last day of school in 8th grade ... teachers were irritated that we weren't cutting or leaving early. I had one that directly asked, "why are you here?"
Well, looks like some time between six this morning and now we got a dusting of snow at my place.
Maybe I should run out and buy bread and milk?
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