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hankaye · 01-22-2012, 11:04 AM

mikell, Howdy;

Here in New Mexico, the Southern part, temps rarely go below 10 deg.
The owners put plant pots (flimsey plastic), over to top (the risers are maybe 6 - 8 inches tall), and filled them with dirt.

Now, in Central Utah, where it can get down to - somethings and stick there for awhile. The risers are about 18 -20 inches tall, the owners place 24" pieces of 10" or 12" ID PVC pipe over the risers and fill with spun fiberglass insulation (think pink), then put a heavy rubber bucket over the top.

Just what I've seen. Each works for it's own enviroment....

hankaye

01-22-2012, 11:04 AM	#2
hankaye Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Arrey, Posts: 2,368	mikell, Howdy; Here in New Mexico, the Southern part, temps rarely go below 10 deg. The owners put plant pots (flimsey plastic), over to top (the risers are maybe 6 - 8 inches tall), and filled them with dirt. Now, in Central Utah, where it can get down to - somethings and stick there for awhile. The risers are about 18 -20 inches tall, the owners place 24" pieces of 10" or 12" ID PVC pipe over the risers and fill with spun fiberglass insulation (think pink), then put a heavy rubber bucket over the top. Just what I've seen. Each works for it's own enviroment.... hankaye __________________ Striving for a less complicated life since 1949 ... Home: 2008 Cougar 278 RKS T.V.: 2004 F-250 4X4, Level III BulletProofed , Detroit Tru-Track Differential (915A550) Dog: 2006 Border Collie (Rascal) aka Maximum fur dispersal unit. (08/04/2006 - 12/16/2017) RIP.