East and north winds have brought snow! Low of +1 C last night with frost predicted tonight. Compare with last frost in early May last year (but then again we did get that snowstorm in June that ripped branches off the trees). Will definitely be making good use of the cold frame this year. The cold frame is also good protection from hail, which we've had more than once already this year (too small to do any damage so far).
Fordhook Giant Swiss Chard in the bottom of the above photo, tolerates the cold well.
L to R in above photo (along fence): Kale, Brussels Sprouts and Lovage.
East and north winds have brought snow! Low of +1 C last night with frost predicted tonight. Compare with last frost in early May last year (but then again we did get that snowstorm in June that ripped branches off the trees). Will definitely be making good use of the cold frame this year. The cold frame is also good protection from hail, which we've had more than once already this year (too small to do any damage so far). Fordhook Giant Swiss Chard in the bottom of the above photo, tolerates the cold well.
L to R in above photo (along fence): Kale, Brussels Sprouts and Lovage.
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The hazzards of high altitude living.
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