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Other hardy annuals like nasturtium and nigella can be started off in the cold frame if there is room.
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Scatter a shallow layer of horticultural grit over the top and leave the pots in a cold frame or cold greenhouse.
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This second layer can take the shape of a cold frame, cloche, or even just another sheet of plastic, suspended above the plants using wires for support.
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The so-called shrubby calceolarias used for bedding are increased from cuttings, planted in autumn in cold frames, where they can be wintered, protected from frost by the use of mats and a good layer of litter placed over the glass and round the sides.
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A gardening neighbor had a small cold frame in which she grew hardy flowers for early and late blooms.
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Resourceful gardeners can combine a few discarded window sashes and bales of straw to create a simple makeshift cold frame.
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Species are propagated by seed collected fresh and sown immediately in trays placed in a cold frame.
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Under cloches, cold frames and cold greenhouses, sow appropriate varieties of cauliflower, calabrese, carrot, lettuce and salad leaves.
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Scatter a shallow layer of horticultural grit over the top and leave the pots in a cold frame or cold greenhouse.
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It is much safer to start them in boxes or pots in unheated greenhouses, in a cold frame or even a sunny windowsill in the garage.
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This can be done in a greenhouse, cold frame or outside covered with horticultural fleece.
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When they are an inch high, move to a cold frame or cold greenhouse.
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Because polyanthus are more difficult to germinate, start them off in seed trays or pots in a greenhouse or cold frame.
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The young seedlings are usually wintered in a cold frame.
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The ones previously planted out into a tub are really growing well; the ones in the cold frame are still little.
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And at last Arthur said he thought that miniature mills were really rather humbugging things, and it would be much easier and more useful to build a cold frame to keep choice auriculas and _half-hardies_ in.
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The simplest way of growing plants under glass is to use a cold frame, a modest construction of low walls topped with a wooden frame and glazed with glass or polythene.
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In late May, the young plants should be hardened off in a cold frame for a few days before planting in a sunny spot and a fertile, moist but well-drained soil.
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Cyclamen may also be raised from seed sown now in pots and pans and put outside in a shaded cold frame.
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Begin to harden off half-hardy plants in a cold frame or tucked under a sheltering wall outside.
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The little auriculas are blooming in their cold frame.
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They are neatly arranged in tufts on a short footstalk, which becomes surrounded with young growths, all as clear in their markings as the parent plant, so that a well grown specimen of three years or even less becomes a beautiful object, whether it is on rockwork or in a cold frame.
Hardy Perennials and Old Fashioned Flowers Describing the Most Desirable Plants, for Borders, Rockeries, and Shrubberies.
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Scatter a shallow layer of horticultural grit over the top and leave the pots in a cold frame or cold greenhouse.
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Pot them on instead and grow them for a few more weeks in a sunny, sheltered part of the garden or cold frame or unheated greenhouse before planting out.
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The simplest way of growing plants under glass is to use a cold frame, a modest construction of low walls topped with a wooden frame and glazed with glass or polythene.
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Sow seeds of herbaceous perennials and alpine plants in a cold frame or unheated greenhouse.
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The young seedlings are usually wintered in a cold frame.
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Sow an early batch of parsley in a cold frame or under a cloche.
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Cover this with cloches or a cold frame and wait until the temperature drops to 25C before sowing early salads, broad beans and herbs.
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A cold frame in a sunny corner uses no resources except scrap lumber and an old window frame.
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It seems no time since we were cursing the never-ending long, dark, cold winter evenings spent working in the garden either by floodlight or, if it was wet, in the shed building cold frames.
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Start lettuce, arugula and Chinese greens (including tatsoi and mizuna) by mid-October in cold frames (for late winter harvest) and in the ground (for early spring harvest).
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Q WHAT is eating my sweet pea plants in my cold frame?
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They broke into sheds, broke windows, smashed glasshouses and cold frames.
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This can be done in a greenhouse, cold frame or outside covered with horticultural fleece.
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Take root cuttings of oriental poppies and eryngiums and put in pots of sandy soil in the cold frame.
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Garden centres sell mini greenhouses and cold frames that are perfect for the job.
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Label, water and stand in a frost-free propagator or cold frame, or in a heated propagator for faster rooting.
