Oh Bummer!
I think the whole country is suffering from some sort of weather anomloy...it was 29 here last night (for the millionth time this month)...South Carolina...what the?
I fear for my spinach and lettuce planted a few weeks ago - not holding my breath.

Thanks LKZZ! Yeah, mother nature can humble the best of gardeners! Can't remember my last good growing season....

Charles Dudley Warner, often quoted by Mark Twain, once said, "Everybody complains about the weather, but nobody does anything about it!"

Agree that's a bummer. Massive OVER-venting! :)

But don't toss it. You can cut to fit or stitch it up and still use it for low tunnel or row cover.

Dave

I didn't take a picture, but I feel your pain! When the cold shifted to warm there was a lot of wind which caught my portable chicken pen and mangled it against a tree. It was a sad looking wreck. Almost good as new now, though, thanks to a lot of duct tape and my sincere need for it to be repaired. Hopefully there is plenty to be salvaged from your agribbon. :)

Thanks folks for the moral support! Sorry sunnibel bout your chick digs. Glad ya got er back together!

Yeah Dave, that Agribon in the pic is now designated "floating row cover" LOL I have a large collection of "designated floating row cover",,,,,,,,, Kansas wind.... Jeeez....

OBTW...... Had activated my electric fence thinking I wouldn't need to replace the row cover to deter the rabbits.......

Came out this AM & half my brassica had been eaten!! Tiny bunnies are somehow able to avoid the fence & they can do a bunch of damage! Sooooooo, I'll replant & cover them again......... cugal makes grumbling sound......

This post was edited by cugal on Sat, Mar 29, 14 at 12:27

I was just reading up on various things electric fence, and I think the answer about your tiny bunnies is that their light weight makes them not make good contact with the ground. At least that's what my Premier catalog seems to say. Good thing there's time to replant!

I had the same problem with the bunnies. The hot fence didn',t do the trick for the bunnies but it kept the racoons out. I used two foot chicken wire about 5-6 inches outside of the hot wire and it worked perfect. Make sure the chicken wire does not come in contact with the hot wire or it will short it out. It was so nice not to have my
new plants eaten. Good Luck