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Default Beans, Frost and Pop Bottles

Hi all

As per usual, I started by runner beans off on a window sill about 2 weeks
ago (Scarlet Empire).
They are already about 6" tall and will need planting out soon - I do not
have cold frame or green house.

We have recently had frost and hail here - East Yorkshire 3 mile from Humber
Bridge - elevated location - there are no signs of a warm up!

Some time ago while visiting some open gardens, I noticed one guy had
covered some climbing plant with cut off pop bottles (neck uppermost).

So the climber is protected to a height of 8-10", then has to make its way
out of the narrow neck before continuing its journey skyward.

Has anyone else tried this with beans - is it recommended?

Thanks

Phil






 
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