[johnfh]

i expect many of you are itching to get those overrsized plants out in the garden like me.  However looking at the Acuweather site it looks as if  a ground (or grass as it now seems to be called) fost is likely in most areas in the middle of next week.  Could be devestating if you put the wrong things out too early - just a throught.

[Azazello]

must get some fleece  - lost all my gooseberries last year to the late frost.

[mumofstig]

we have one forecast for tomorrow night.

I agree, so it really is important to keep a daily eye on the forecasts at this time of year.

[mumofstig]

frost is now forecast for tonight so I've covered everything with fleece or poly, and even brought the tender stuff in from the greenhouse. The temp inside was already down to 10 and I don't want to lose anything!

[prakash_mib]

oops
I left all my plants at friends and he should have remembered to check the forecast.
will check next week whats left 

[tosca100]

Wasn't far off last night. It was only 1.5 at 3.45am  when I went to work.

[JayG]

Wasn't far off last night. It was only 1.5 at 3.45am  when I went to work.

In still conditions an air temperature of under about  +4C  is low enough to produce a ground frost, especially in vulnerable areas. 

[Aidy]

No worries here, its tropical 

[johnfh]

Latest info suggests there won't be any late frosts in the SW this month so may be Ok to plant things out at your own risk. Do your own research first! Good luck and apologies for any alarm caused.

[gazza975526570]

Due a couple of night this week minus 1 or so - gonna have to be carefull around here!

[mumofstig]

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday all forecast as frosty here with temps around 1C 

[davethespread]

mum,do you have to keep saying things like that

[mumofstig]

you would rather be warned................wouldn't you?