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Food, Home & Garden

How to Build a Cold Frame for Your Garden

A cold frame is, essentially, a mini-greenhouse. By growing plants in a cold frame, you can harvest cold-tolerant vegetables year-round, even if you live in USDA Zone 5 where winter temperatures can dip as low as -20 degrees F. Cold frames are also great for hardening off seedlings, growing cold-tolerant flowering annuals like pansies, and rooting cuttings from your garden. More

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