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Old 14-01-2014, 07:38 PM posted to uk.rec.gardening
Roger Tonkin[_2_] Roger Tonkin[_2_] is offline
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We had a bit of frost on the garden this morning. One corner of a south
facing border always seems to get more than any other part but I
suppose that's because further along it has some tree cover. According
to the temperature gizmo on my computer it's -1C in Plymouth at
present. Everyone on the nursery is wrapped in several layers of warm
clothing, which is then slowly removed, stage by stage, when they're
working in the greenhouses, on which the sun is happily shining atm!
Enough is retained to preserve their modesty! ;-)

We had a very frosty morning, although by 9.15, the
car said it was +2c. Our walk with the Age Concern
group was chilly (we can not go fast!) and the ground
was wet but still crunchy with the frost, with plenty
of ice covered puddles to break

Clouded up by about 11.00am when we got into the cafe.

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Roger T

700 ft up in Mid-Wales
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