March in the Garden, SO many Seedlings!! 🌱 Nicole's Garden / Garden Tour / Zone 6 Market Garden Farm

Sun, Snow, Wind and Rain. Luckily I have a TON of seedlings to keep my busy 😜
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[@sunnydays5452]

Nicole - This is just what I needed to see on this rainy NS morning! I particularly liked your thoughts from the couch (with Buster). I'll try applying your kind of analysis to my back yard 🙂

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Thank you! Buster is definitely a champion cuddler 🐈‍⬛

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Thank you for sharing

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Thanks for watching! :)

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Excelente tomas la de hoy

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Thanks

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Just Found Your Channel! hello from the other side of the country 😊

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Hi! 👋 👋

[@julie-annepineau4022]

I just put up a green house this spring. The learning curve for temperature regulation is steep. Any suggestions for maintaining over night temp? Do you find plants are ok with the wild swings in temperature usually?

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Depends on what the greenhouse is made of. In plastic the temp will drop much faster than glass/wood. I keep my seedling low to the ground and put a frost cloth over at night and that generally keeps them 5-7 degrees warmer than the air temp. Then you just have to make sure to open it up on sunny days before it gets really hot inside.