| 41. | A description is given of citizens growing lettuce and root vegetables in cold frames in their cellars during the long winter.
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| 42. | A 12-square-foot cold frame, for starting seeds early on a roof, terrace or in a yard, is $ 119 . 95.
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| 43. | The symmetrical geometric parterres were enriched with rows of hornbeam with ice house and cold frames for the cultivation of seedling plants.
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| 44. | However, unless you live in California, most will need the protection of a cold frame; tender ones will need a sunny greenhouse.
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| 45. | Enthusiasts often have cold frames or cool greenhouses, but some people even board their bonsai trees for the winter at specialty nurseries.
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| 46. | With some protection, like a cold frame or some plastic sheeting, it's possible to keep more delicate vegetables going into early winter.
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| 47. | The seed requires two to three months cold stratification and is best sown in a cold frame as early in winter as possible.
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| 48. | In a cold frame, set them into 3 inches of perlite and cover with 4 to 6 inches of dry leaves or straw.
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| 49. | After the summer harvest, this same bed will be a convenient site for the cold frame, which produces cold-hardy greens in the winter.
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| 50. | Then direct sow outdoors in fall ( or Autumn ), or winter sow in vented containers, in a cold frame or unheated greenhouse.
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