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by ChristinaC on May 14, 2005 04:32 PM
Good Morning! [wayey]
I've posted a question for noneofyourbusiness but I guess he hasn't been on the forum lately. These cool temperatures and the cold wind is keeping from hardening off my tomatoes, peppers, etc. Will they be okay outside already? Has anyone from Ontario been leaving their plants out? Please help.
Christina

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by Longy on May 14, 2005 05:22 PM
Hey Christina, being from Oz i'm probably the least likely person to help you out, but you sound desperate enough to give me a ear. Have you any experience with a coldframe? Might be just what you need. Here's a link of how to:

http://www.organicgardening.com/feature/0,7518,s1-5-19-106,00.html

Or google "build cold frame" for lots more info.
by Francine on May 15, 2005 06:21 AM
HI Christina,

unfortunately i m from laval,qc. but we ve got same temperature or almost.Last week i planted some flowers and altough it s been a little cold the last few days they ve been ok.i m afraid i m not much help but am sure there will be a lot of good gardners to help you.

By the by...welcome to the garden helper...you ll see there s a lot of helpers.

Good night.

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by limey on May 17, 2005 06:01 PM
Hi ChristinaC,
I planted my tomatoes outside yesterday (MON)I hope/think they will be ok. I give a lot of plants away to friends who say they don't wont them until after the long weekend.They have been in a coldframe (A greenhouse with no heat)for a few weeks now.So they will be a little harder then yours that are inside the house.I too live in Ontario.
Dave

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