I have got all my tomatoes on the lounge windowsill and they are getting leggy and are none too happy. I am considering moving them down to the greenhouse at the allotment in the next few days and planting them deep in the border.
The forecast is improving all week and I have got some tomatoes coming up on there own in last years tomato greenhouse which have survived the last weeks abysmal temperatures so I am wondering if I dare!
In previous years I have used candles under upturned terracotta pots on colder nights. No staging and nothing to catch fire in the greenhouse and I do have a paraffin greenhouse heater somewhere but I don't trust it.
As an alternative to heating I have yards of fleece.
Should I risk it..............
The forecast is improving all week and I have got some tomatoes coming up on there own in last years tomato greenhouse which have survived the last weeks abysmal temperatures so I am wondering if I dare!
In previous years I have used candles under upturned terracotta pots on colder nights. No staging and nothing to catch fire in the greenhouse and I do have a paraffin greenhouse heater somewhere but I don't trust it.
As an alternative to heating I have yards of fleece.
Should I risk it..............
Talk about covering all bases
I think I'm going to fleece my toms tonight and just bring in the chillies. Everything is getting a bit big and my boys are so fed up
with carrying things in for the evening it would be good if I could leave them there for the night.
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