A New York grower (90 miles north of NYC) plans a PVC/clear plastic cold frame over bogs in early March to jump-start growth. Concerns: sub-freezing daytime temps for a week, and humidity shock when uncovering.
We use unheated cold frames for small VFTs—they emerge faster. Must vent on sunny days (temps spike fast). Close at night/during cold snaps. Venting also prevents excessive humidity.
Cold frame techniques for veggies transfer directly. Research gardening sources for pitfalls/tips.
A well-managed cold frame extends the season safely.
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