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"Tom B"

19/05/2004 4:32 AM

Cold Frame

I am starting a nonprofit organization with the goal of assisting
older/handicapped people find a bit more life. The first program will be to
design, build, and deliver cold frames (small box with glass top placed
against the South side of a home with plants growing inside) so they can
grow small plants for decoration or for starting seeds in late winter for
summer use. While the boxes are fairly simple, I would like to take
advantage of any experience available here. What has worked well, and not so
well? Thanks.

Tom Birdwell






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Gg

"George"

in reply to "Tom B" on 19/05/2004 4:32 AM

19/05/2004 6:48 AM

Don't use glass. Use coated plastic.

Mind your latitude and tilt the whole toward the sun rather than flat on the
ground. Keep the inside light and reflective.

"Tom B" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I am starting a nonprofit organization with the goal of assisting
> older/handicapped people find a bit more life. The first program will be
to
> design, build, and deliver cold frames (small box with glass top placed
> against the South side of a home with plants growing inside) so they can
> grow small plants for decoration or for starting seeds in late winter for
> summer use. While the boxes are fairly simple, I would like to take
> advantage of any experience available here. What has worked well, and not
so
> well? Thanks.
>
> Tom Birdwell
>
>
>
>
>
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