Protecting plants from the frost and freeze
Winter is upon our garden with frost, snow, and wind chill. So this weekend I'm looking at how I can protect my outdoor plants by adding a poly cover to our raised bed frames (hoop house) and I'm setting up my heated propagator in the greenhouse to get ready for some December seed sowing. The temperatures in Scotland plummeted this week and we're getting snow to go with the hard frosts. It's amazing how much the greenhouse has protected the plants growing in there. ▶THE NEXT VIDEO TO WATCH◀ 10 gifts for gardeners: • Top 10 gifts for gardeners Seed sowing for beginner gardeners: • Seed sowing for beginner gardeners ▶SUBSCRIBE◀ LINK: http://bit.ly/eliandkate ▶ELI AND KATE ON THE WEB◀ As well as on youtube, you can find us here Patreon: / eliandkate Our website: http://www.eliandkate.com ▶ CHANNEL BRANDED SWAG ◀ Get your Eli & Kate t-shirts: / @eliandkate #gardening #vegetablegarden #GrowYourOwn #gardeningtips
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