Seed Talk #68 - Row Cover Do's & Don't

[@cbak1819]

I'm in Zone 6, row cover will never work for me.. but great tip to ready your bed with hoops and weights before you need them. 🎉

[@kariblough-smith2632]

Great content!

[@LayneAngelo]

Thanks so much for the positive feedback! Have a wonderful day 💚🤗💚

[@tinalee7650]

Thank you - wonderful to know I am doing it right, finally!!

[@nicolajennings8220]

Thank you for the advice I’m new at flower farming 😊

[@Fred.pSonic]

Thank you for the Seed Talk. Here in the PNW I've never used row covers but one day I might have to. So I've always wondered: what's keeping birds and other varmints from poking holes, grabbing themselves a nice buffet and taking up residence within the tunnel?

[@marybois-byrne6729]

Please talk about snow on row covers.
Zone 5A here in Maine

[@LayneAngelo]

Hello! We talk about weather conditions (including snow) starting around 25:00. Thanks for watching, and have a great day! ☺

[@YanickaQuilt]

I have the same question. We have a lot of snow and it makes a great isolating layer so I wonder if it be beneficial to use row cover early in spring .

[@shedigsdirtblog5879]

What do you recommend when temperatures jump into the 60-70's and the wind is roaring and seedling are newly transplanted. Is it best to protect from the wind?

[@julieForrest-gq5tp]

hi - I don't get the lower temps you suggest to put covers on - generally the lowest is 29-30. When should I use row covers - I do get wind and rain. ? Many many thanks

[@roebuckmountainfarm196]

💐question.. do you recommend a certain height for hoops or does height of hoops change as the plants grow? Thanks 💐