ACRYLIC vs. Gel-Coat Fiberglass. Acrylic. One piece construction with dome. This adds strength to the unit and eliminates post installation. damage, no seams to caulk and gather mold and mildew, dome eliminates ceiling maintenance. Non porous surface, Easy to clean, no pores to catch soap, dirt, body oils.
In cold frame gardening, a cold frame is a simple structure that usually works like a mini-greenhouse. It has a wooden frame with a transparent roof made from glass and is always constructed low to the ground to provide proper insulation.
This is especially important for plants that are situated under the eaves of the house or under tall evergreens where the soil is likely to dry out. It is important to note, that the combination of dry soil and cold temperatures can cause serious freeze damage to garden trees and shrubs.In fact, in some of the drier areas of the garden, such as under the eaves or under tall evergreens, you may need to water in mid-December or mid-January, if you find the soil dry.ENDER PERENNIALS: Plants like chrysanthemums, hardy fuchsias, penstemons; and other tender plants can be covered with only about one inch of straw during a cold winter. (In a mild winter, this is usually not necessary.).