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Sat, Sep 20, 14 at 0:07
| It got down to 29 degrees last week. I used one layer of Agribon-19 to cover tomatoes, ground cherries and eggplant, and two layers to cover peppers (just because I had it on hand). I left cape gooseberries and potatoes uncovered because the former is a useless crop here and the latter was almost done. The Results: Cape gooseberries are totally fine, except for light burn on leaf tips. It looks like they are the most frost-hardy of common nightshade crops. |
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| I thought ground cherries and cape gooseberries were the same thing. I'm very curious because I have ground cherries. -Anne |
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