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My broad beans and sweet peas in the greenhouse are crispy :'( :'( :'(

Duke

My daffies are looking very sad all the flower heads are well frozen to the ground. 

Our kitchen was full of plants brought in from the GH. Just waiting for the GH to warm up so that I can put them back.

The grass in the back garden had a frost on it, I had to scrape the car when I went shopping this morning but when I came out the Sun  8) was shining and it was like a different day.    8)

Not so sure it was a "bad" frost as it has helped my soil break down.

The broad beans and garlic were fine at the allotment.

I still have a lot of digging to do so frost is "good" for me at present.

Bill

Have 2 shirley seedlings left out of 18 :-( This was in a mini plastic greenhouse though

Everything else survived, haven't been to plot yet but not a lot in yet apart from BBs, hopefully they'll be fine as under super secret cloching method lol

we didn't get it but I am often saying 'beware of the full moon' in this early part of the year and also  around October/November as well - hope your produce recovers

No new damage from frost here though I only have baby broad beans which germinated in January and a few purple sprouting broccoli which have survived the whole winter, regardless of snow and frost.   

However, our car is booked in to have its winter tyres swapped for the normal ones next Tuesday so I expect snow next week.  Sod's law.  Normally we wait till mid April and the garden is still frozen then anyway..............