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	<itunes:summary>GardenFork Radio is the audio companion to GardenFork.TV, the iTunes video show about cooking, DIY, gardening, and other fun stuff like home improvement, green and recycling info. There&#039;s always a ton of stuff swirling in my head, and it doesn&#039;t all make it into a GardenFork.TV show, so I thought, why not make an internet radio show? visit our site for  GF videos,  GF Radio, and photos of the Labradors  www.gardenfork.tv</itunes:summary>
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		<description><![CDATA[A couple of weeks ago Eric and I were talking on Gardenfork Radio about his new DIY Cold Frames video, and I mentioned winter gardening in hotbeds.  I&#8217;d seen some hotbeds in the garden in Colonial Williamsburg, where they still garden the way colonial people did. Hotbed are like Eric&#8217;s cold frames with glass on top [...]]]></description>
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		<description><![CDATA[We&#8217;ve already had 2 frosts here, and I wanted to continue the salad green season. In this episode we build a cold frame out of easily found materials. The vent I use on one end of the cold frame is available from Charlie&#8217;s Greenhouse, I&#8217;ve also seen them in the big home improvement stores, they [...]]]></description>
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