I check out the greenhouse thermometer every morning and the coldest
temperature yet recorded this autumn is still only 14 degrees C!

This is a 10ft x 8ft glass, ridge, greenhouse with no heating or insulation.

The tomatoes are still flowering well and several sweet pepper plants that I
didn't discard are now beginning to flower again and form another lot of
baby fruits.

I guess I won't get a chance to clear out and disinfect until it becomes
absolutely vital - next March?

Regards,

Keith
Portland, Dorset.

"Keith (Dorset)" wrote in message
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I check out the greenhouse thermometer every morning and the coldest
temperature yet recorded this autumn is still only 14 degrees C!

Same here - in Leeds, Yorkshire!

This is a 10ft x 8ft glass, ridge, greenhouse with no heating or
insulation.

Mine's an 8 x 6 one with no frills.

The tomatoes are still flowering well and several sweet pepper plants that
I didn't discard are now beginning to flower again and form another lot of
baby fruits.

Tomatoes were/are still floweriing but I've been cutting them off, I can't
see fruits having a chance.

Mary

19.7 degrees C outdoors here in West Mids at 21-45 hrs Sunday night, thats
the coldest since June


"Keith (Dorset)" wrote in message
...

I check out the greenhouse thermometer every morning and the coldest
temperature yet recorded this autumn is still only 14 degrees C!

This is a 10ft x 8ft glass, ridge, greenhouse with no heating or
insulation.

The tomatoes are still flowering well and several sweet pepper plants that
I didn't discard are now beginning to flower again and form another lot of
baby fruits.

I guess I won't get a chance to clear out and disinfect until it becomes
absolutely vital - next March?

Regards,

Keith
Portland, Dorset.

correction that should read 9.7 deg. C sorry

"cineman" wrote in message
.uk...
19.7 degrees C outdoors here in West Mids at 21-45 hrs Sunday night, thats
the coldest since June


"Keith (Dorset)" wrote in message
...

I check out the greenhouse thermometer every morning and the coldest
temperature yet recorded this autumn is still only 14 degrees C!

This is a 10ft x 8ft glass, ridge, greenhouse with no heating or
insulation.

The tomatoes are still flowering well and several sweet pepper plants
that I didn't discard are now beginning to flower again and form another
lot of baby fruits.

I guess I won't get a chance to clear out and disinfect until it becomes
absolutely vital - next March?

Regards,

Keith
Portland, Dorset.