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cold nights cover

pat2167 · 2021-06-16 10:29:17

Hi folks, I see that the night temperatures over the next couple of days will drop quite low (as low as 3 degrees in my area). The question is -do I need to fleece cover tomatoes and other warm loving veg?

16-06-2021 10:29am

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pat2167

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Hi folks,
I see that the night temperatures over the next couple of days will drop quite low (as low as 3 degrees in my area). The question is -do I need to fleece cover tomatoes and other warm loving veg?

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#2 16-06-2021 6:46pm

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pat2167 wrote: »

Hi folks,
I see that the night temperatures over the next couple of days will drop quite low (as low as 3 degrees in my area). The question is -do I need to fleece cover tomatoes and other warm loving veg?

If in doubt, do!

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