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[NwMtGardener]

Wouldn't 40 degrees be fine for hardening off? Or is that too cold.

Haha, I was thinking how WARM 40 degrees sounds, so why the heck is Bay bringing the squash in the house...ohyeah, I'm not a squash!!

 

[Smart Red]

Haha, I was thinking how WARM 40 degrees sounds, so why the heck is Bay bringing the squash in the house...ohyeah, I'm not a squash!!

So funny! Now that I think of it, DS and I had that same discussion about how warm 40º is this morning. The wood shop is 40º this morning and I was saying how warm it felt when I went in to feed the cats. DS and DH insisted that 40º is way too cold to work comfortably building furniture. Strange, it never feels that 40º is cold when I work out in the yard.

Of course, the outside temperature was a warm? and sunny 3º. Anything above freezing would have made the shed feel warm, I suppose.

 

[Wishin']

I don't know how you northerners live much less enjoy life and garden

 

[baymule]

Wouldn't 40 degrees be fine for hardening off? Or is that too cold.

This IS Texas we're talking about! I don't care where those cute little squash seeds were raised, they are Texas squash now and they love HEAT!

 

[Ridgerunner]

If the wind is not blowing, 40 isn't bad. If the wind is blowing, I want to be in that shed.

 

[catjac1975]

It's going to be 5 degrees here tonight. 40 seems like the tropics to me right now. I always find 40 in september feels like mid-winter. And 40 in the spring feels like heaven. I don't ever remember a winter where we have had so much cold below 20 degrees.

 

[thistlebloom]

It's going to be 5 degrees here tonight. 40 seems like the tropics to me right now. I always find 40 in september feels like mid-winter. And 40 in the spring feels like heaven. I don't ever remember a winter where we have had so much cold below 20 degrees.

That is so true Cat. When it's 40 in the fall we bundle up, when it's 40 in the spring we shed!

 

[TheSeedObsesser]

I can't even remember spring or fall so can't remember what I do.

 

[baymule]

Well I just got my TEXAS heat luvin' squash brought in the house, read them a story about big strong squash that have teeth inside their vines to eat vine borers with and tucked in, them under the moonlight glow of 4 fluorescent bulbs. Lights out soon little squashies, sweet dreams!

 

[Wishin']

@thistlebloom I love your new avatar, what kind of flower is it?