[woodburner]

The law of cussidness states that we will have one more a couple of days after I give up waiting and plant out all my tender plants.  :?  

How likely is it that we get another frost this year? (Not counting the end of the season ofc )

[pushrod]

I have it on good authority that the last frost is two days after you plant out your tender plants  

[crowndale]

Last year was early june I think here, or so a chap was saying this morning on teh plot.

[SnooziSuzi]

last year it was blazing hot in may and then turned to monsoon season for 6 weeks!  :thumbdown:

We were forecasted for frost last night so I diligently put out fleece and it was fine in the morning  :roll:   Still forecast for tonight too so I'm not removing it just yet  :shaking:

[richyrich7]

All my stuff is back in the greenhouse except the spuds which will have to look after themselves, too busy at the mo to get to my plot  

[Yorkie]

I'll have to wait till the weekend to see whether my spuds have survived; I can't get down the plot till then either  :cry:

Luckily, though, I decided against getting my parents to plant all my beans out this last weekend (they were visiting from deepest Hertfordshire - parents have got to have a purpose in life, I find, to keep them out of trouble   ).

Their long tendrils (sowed too early, I never learn  :oops: ) are getting well and truly tied together in the mini greenhouse until the risk of frost is passed next month.

Edit: That's the tendrils of the beans, not of the parents  :shock:

[chicken soup]

I have been down to the allotment tonight only to notice a few potatos seem to have got a little frost bitten. Will they survive or is their time up?  They don't look too bad at the moment but who knows after tonight

[cooperman]

with th eprevailing easterly wind at the mo I should chance anything much

[DD.]

I have been down to the allotment tonight only to notice a few potatos seem to have got a little frost bitten. Will they survive or is their time up?  They don't look too bad at the moment but who knows after tonight

They should survive, but it will set them back a bit.

[Sadgit]

I have been down to the allotment tonight only to notice a few potatos seem to have got a little frost bitten. Will they survive or is their time up?  They don't look too bad at the moment but who knows after tonight

They should survive, but it will set them back a bit.

the tops of mine survived the frost.. but some didn't survive the damn hoe this morning.... trying to removed the weeds..  :oops:  :oops:  :oops:  :oops:

[woodburner]

I have it on good authority that the last frost is two days after you plant out your tender plants  

Har har.  

I think I'll chance planting things out, and cover with fleece when it looks dodgy again.
We didn't get much of a frost down here, I wouldn't have seen it at all except I was up at 5.30 for the chickens, :shock: and it hasn't touched the potatoes even though I didn't cover them.  :oops: