Tag Archive: Frame

Feb 23 2023

The Benefits of Cold Frame Gardening

Cold Frame Gardening Make sure to like Living Green and Frugally on Facebook, Shop at amazon to help support my site and explore our PINTEREST BOARDS  for innovative ways you can become self-sufficient. The idea of cold frame gardening is not new. Like a greenhouse, a cold frame is a means to trap heat in and create …

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Dec 04 2022

How To Build A Cold Frame For All Year Round Garden Use

How To Build A Cold Frame For  All Year Round Garden Use Make sure to like Living Green and Frugally on Facebook, Shop at amazon to help support my site and explore our  PINTEREST BOARDS  for innovative ways you can become self-sufficient. You might think that the growing season has a finite beginning and end: the last …

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Sep 18 2022

How To Build A Cold Frame Using Old Windows

How To Build A Cold Frame Using Old Windows Make sure to like Living Green and Frugally on Facebook, Shop at amazon to help support my site and explore our PINTEREST BOARDS  for innovative ways you can become self-sufficient. A cold frame is simply an enclosed area with a clear top to let in sunlight. This is …

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Aug 29 2022

A Two-Story A-Frame Cabin For $1200

A Two-Story A-Frame Cabin For $1200 Make sure to like Living Green and Frugally on Facebook, Shop at amazon to help support my site and explore our PINTEREST BOARDS  for innovative ways you can become self-sufficient. “The Dart” is a two-level A-frame, or “Half A-Frame” cabin that can be simply, and quickly, built for around $1200. Affordable, check. …

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Aug 20 2022

Garden Inspiration: Build an Amish Cold Frame

Garden Inspiration: Build an Amish Cold Frame Make sure to like Living Green and Frugally on Facebook, Shop at Amazon to help support my site and explore our PINTEREST BOARDS  for innovative ways you can become self-sufficient. You might think that the growing season has a finite beginning and end: the last frost in spring and …

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