Who will be brave enough to quote a rough figure for the number of weeks by
which one can advance the season by putting cloches over selected plants in
the garden?

Franz

"David Hill" wrote in message
...
".............Who will be brave enough to quote a rough figure for the
number of weeks by which one can advance the season by putting cloches
over
selected plants in the garden? ........"

3 to 4 weeks

You make it sound worth extending the season for herbaceous perennials by
that much here in the short-seasoned Yorkshire Dales. I am going to give it
a bash this year.

Franz

"David Hill" wrote in message
...
".............Who will be brave enough to quote a rough figure for the
number of weeks by which one can advance the season by putting cloches
over
selected plants in the garden? ........"

3 to 4 weeks

You make it sound worth extending the season for herbaceous perennials by
that much here in the short-seasoned Yorkshire Dales. I am going to give it
a bash this year.

Franz

"David Hill" wrote in message
...
".............Who will be brave enough to quote a rough figure for the
number of weeks by which one can advance the season by putting cloches
over
selected plants in the garden? ........"

3 to 4 weeks

You make it sound worth extending the season for herbaceous perennials by
that much here in the short-seasoned Yorkshire Dales. I am going to give it
a bash this year.

Franz

"David Hill" wrote in message
...
".............Who will be brave enough to quote a rough figure for the
number of weeks by which one can advance the season by putting cloches
over
selected plants in the garden? ........"

3 to 4 weeks

You make it sound worth extending the season for herbaceous perennials by
that much here in the short-seasoned Yorkshire Dales. I am going to give it
a bash this year.

Franz