How To Make A Cold Frame To Extend Your Growing Season Step-by-Step…

How To Make A Cold Frame To Extend Your Growing Season Step-by-Step...

 


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Cold frames are fantastically versatile, helping the gardener to cheat the seasons and enjoy more harvests. With just a few inexpensive and reclaimed materials, a drill, some screws and a screwdriver, it’s straightforward to make your own cold frame to protect plants from the elements.

In this short video we’ll show you how to make a cold frame of your own, simply, cheaply, and with very few DIY skills required. Take your growing up a notch and give it a try!

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