Look at you gettin' all fancy shmancy! So fun to watch the progression & sharpening of your ideas and carpentry skills! And you made it from mostly leftover materials too. This may be the first of many more of this design to come. Super nice & matches the expanded green house. Now you've got a really nice aesthetic design taking shape in the garden. It'll be nice to look at when you pull up to the house!👍
You might want to research how Elliot Coleman used a low tunnel inside a high tunnel to successfully grow greens all winter long in Maine. I’m wondering if your cold frame would fit in your greenhouse. It might require 2 brother tractors. Push the Zone! Cheers
I built a greenhouse from an old car park. And clear plastic worked great, but too hot in summer, and we just kinda ran out of time to plant much this spring.
Fired up your brother tractor 🚜 😂 That’s a good brand, btw. Just learned about cold-frame gardening- love the aesthetic of yours you created! 👏🏼 I’m a wanna-be gardener (have been more of an “experienced” house-plant Mama)- I enjoy planting a few seeds of veggies for fun! Especially ones 🌱 from my childhood overseas. What zone are you in? I’m in zone 5b. Thanks!
Hey Richard, sorry for taking so long. But this beast is holding up fine. Has many more seasons left in her. And it is the best way to extend seasons that I have seen.
Not really a cold frame. They only have one side to the roof for maximum sun exposure. More of a short greenhouse. Plenty of information on how real cold frames are constructed available.
TY for that. I need something a little simpler to build. This A frame started going over my head/ability. I tried to find the follow up he mentioned but can't find it in the repertoire. I'll see if I can search out a simpler cold frame video. Not as good looking, but what the winter garden needs. Again, TY.
Great job building and narrating. 😊
Yes. I've got three old windows and this looks like a good design for me.
Fired up my brother tractor😂😂 awesome!! Looks great 👍
Look at you gettin' all fancy shmancy! So fun to watch the progression & sharpening of your ideas and carpentry skills! And you made it from mostly leftover materials too. This may be the first of many more of this design to come. Super nice & matches the expanded green house. Now you've got a really nice aesthetic design taking shape in the garden. It'll be nice to look at when you pull up to the house!👍
Thank you! It's really cool driving up our driveway now, the forest opens into our garden and it looks great:)
man these look nice and such a good use for them also should help crops a lot!
Love it! Thanks for teaching me; I need to get on this project! Im sure enjoying your channel! Greetings from Virginia Beach, Virginia. 😊
This is a great idea! I hope they work well for you!
Thank you 😊
Fire up that brother tractor. LOL I think you are going to really like it. It turned out great.
Thanks Chuck! I hope you’re right
Good job on the cold frame. My parents use to start their tomatoes and cabbage in a cold frame worked great for them.
Thanks, James! and that is interesting. I will have to look into that, I just worry that it might be too cold up here even with the frame.
We were zone 6 b. And they sowed seed in March. The tomato plants were small but took off once transplanted.
Nice!! Good work
Great idea!
Thank you! This thing has worked really well for us so far
You might want to research how Elliot Coleman used a low tunnel inside a high tunnel to successfully grow greens all winter long in Maine. I’m wondering if your cold frame would fit in your greenhouse. It might require 2 brother tractors. Push the Zone! Cheers
thank you, Scott. I will have to look into that, that might be something to try out this winter.
I built a greenhouse from an old car park. And clear plastic worked great, but too hot in summer, and we just kinda ran out of time to plant much this spring.
That sounds awesome!
Nice👍
Great Build and Vid! I am looking to replace my tops with the plastic you used. Thanks for the Vid!
Fired up your brother tractor 🚜 😂 That’s a good brand, btw. Just learned about cold-frame gardening- love the aesthetic of yours you created! 👏🏼 I’m a wanna-be gardener (have been more of an “experienced” house-plant Mama)- I enjoy planting a few seeds of veggies for fun! Especially ones 🌱 from my childhood overseas. What zone are you in? I’m in zone 5b. Thanks!
Im gonna make this but as a lid to a 4foot high chili pepper house
Thanks for the detailed video. Is there a followup to this video? Curious... thx
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How is the cold frame holding up? I see this video is 9 months old. Is it working how you imagined?
Hey Richard, sorry for taking so long. But this beast is holding up fine. Has many more seasons left in her. And it is the best way to extend seasons that I have seen.
So, how did it perform compared to the others?
much better! It was holding temps more efficiently and it handled the snow load easily. We will be making more of these
Excellent. Thanks
How's it holding up?
really well! One year old and still going strong (while being outside all winter)
Not really a cold frame. They only have one side to the roof for maximum sun exposure. More of a short greenhouse. Plenty of information on how real cold frames are constructed available.
TY for that. I need something a little simpler to build. This A frame started going over my head/ability. I tried to find the follow up he mentioned but can't find it in the repertoire. I'll see if I can search out a simpler cold frame video. Not as good looking, but what the winter garden needs. Again, TY.
𝚆𝚘𝚠 𝚠𝚑𝚊𝚝 𝚊 𝚐𝚛𝚎𝚊𝚝 𝚟𝚒𝚍𝚎𝚘