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Cold Frame-DIY

CDog · 2010-05-20 08:10:55

Just came across this interesting blog on how to make a coldframe. Here. It looks pretty sophisticated but probably worth a try for anyone who is good with their hands!

20-05-2010 8:10am

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CDog

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Just came across this interesting blog on how to make a coldframe.
Here.

It looks pretty sophisticated but probably worth a try for anyone who is good with their hands!

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#2 20-05-2010 9:31am

dardevle

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^^^^

liking that!......lot of work gone into it but the finished cold frame is well done, maybe the watering system is a bit ott...i still like to check/water everyday, just to stay in touch with my babies:o.

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#3 20-05-2010 10:52am

CDog

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The watering system could be handy if you wanted to go away for the weekend, you wouldnt have to be worrying about the little babies drying out, especially in this weather!

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#4 21-05-2010 9:21am

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aldi have some coldframes leftover, €35 each i think

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