Figs
I am thinking of trying something next Spring. My figs never produce
more than a handful of fruit because it seems they need about a month more warm weather than they get here. I'm wondering if I built a cold frame over them in the Spring if I could perhaps warm the soil and get them started growing a month earlier. Does anyone do this? thanks. |
Figs
Davej wrote:
I am thinking of trying something next Spring. My figs never produce more than a handful of fruit because it seems they need about a month more warm weather than they get here. I'm wondering if I built a cold frame over them in the Spring if I could perhaps warm the soil and get them started growing a month earlier. Does anyone do this? thanks. I haven't done that because I don't have the problem but it sounds like an idea worth trying to me if it is not going to be too expensive. How big would the cold frame have to be? David |
Figs
On Dec 3, 12:59*am, "David Hare-Scott" wrote:
Davej wrote: I am thinking of trying something next Spring. My figs never produce more than a handful of fruit because it seems they need about a month more warm weather than they get here. I'm wondering if I built a cold frame over them in the Spring if I could perhaps warm the soil and get them started growing a month earlier. Does anyone do this? thanks. I haven't done that because I don't have the problem but it sounds like an idea worth trying to me if it is not going to be too expensive. *How big would the cold frame have to be? Something like a 4ft diameter circle for each plant. |
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Davej wrote:
On Dec 3, 12:59 am, "David Hare-Scott" wrote: Davej wrote: I am thinking of trying something next Spring. My figs never produce more than a handful of fruit because it seems they need about a month more warm weather than they get here. I'm wondering if I built a cold frame over them in the Spring if I could perhaps warm the soil and get them started growing a month earlier. Does anyone do this? thanks. I haven't done that because I don't have the problem but it sounds like an idea worth trying to me if it is not going to be too expensive. How big would the cold frame have to be? Something like a 4ft diameter circle for each plant. You should be able to do that with a polypipe frame and cover with clear plastic for not much money. It would last a few seasons and tell you if the idea is going to work. David |
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