Frost damage.

[shirlton]

In future I'm gonna listen to these experienced gardeners who tell us all to hold our horses and not be in too much of a hurry to plant  our stuff out. Our half plot escaped the frost but our other two 5 miles away caught it. Our Bunjy lost her tomatoes, her courgettes and the kids lost their runner beans. Luckily I had sewn some in pots in the GH so they will never know. My Buttercup squash copped it so I will have to put another one in. Next year will you all keep reminding me to wait until June before I plant anything tender out.

[shirlton]

[GRACELAND]

We Never Had Afrost In The Gloucestershire area  ,Fingers Crossed we Don't Either  :)

[tim]

Poor people!!

But it's not just you. I'm supposed to know these things, but our Runners got lashed to pieces in the gales & our outdoor Cukes & Courgettes look decidedly sickly - not hardened off properly.

Frost in Glost? We've had it into June. And we've certainly had under 40F in the greenhouse into JULY!!

As Irma said - in Irma la Douce - DON'T BE TOO SURE!!

Or, as Baden-Powell said - BE PREPARED??

[saddad]

Ours are still "in" won't say I told you so!
:-[

[GRACELAND]

Tim Where do you Live ??

[tim]

In Gloucestershire- God's county - where else??

See my Profile?

[GRACELAND]

Snap .. Its Nice N wet Here ain,t It Great Growing Weather !!

But the weeds are Growing As well  :o

[Tee Gee]

Don't tell the Yorkshire people that Tim they think it is theirs and who am I to disagree after all I am a 'comer in'  8)

[telboy]

My sympathies are with you Shirlton.
The 'frost' seems to have been localised to say the least.
I did go out and protected the outdoor toms. - but they don't look well.
The previous cold days put them back. They will come through, I have no doubt!