ozark lady,
That's a good question
Are we talking all plants. Cole crops, lettuce should have no problem with low temps. Peppers, Tomatoes, tomatillos, cucumbers, winter squash, may slow do at lower temps.
My greenhouse is unheated. It rises to over a 100f on sunny days and down to the 40's at night. The greenhouse has raised boxes filled with 50\50 compost and sand. I'm thinking it acts like a heat sink and moderates the heat at night. Heat maybe your problem as long as all the other aspects are covered. Not sure
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tn_veggie_gardner,
Oooo...very nice! Almost as good as getting high quality co-op seeds & starting the plants yourself
Sh-hhh Not So Load!!
Is gardner your last name
or did you mean gardener
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Ted,
Thank You, In a couple more weeks the weather will settle a bit and the people will come out of hiding. Talked with some folks today that left the local Ale House restuarant, to start their own restuarant. Their menu will be all local grown foods.
Trying to get my foot in the door. Duck eggs and organic vegetables.
