it's getting warmer here in new england - and i have about 3 cord left over - should i uncover the tops for next season of just leave the tops covered
using black rubber roofing if that matters
using black rubber roofing if that matters
you got it going on! id say steady as she goes. nice set upStevebass4 said:yup it covers the top 4 rows or so
perplexed said:I am no expert by any means and am still learning and experimenting. I covered tops only late fall and only dropped the sides down when we got snow. Our winter has been extremely mild so I actually took the tarps completely off about a month ago. My thinking being that the more they are exposed to sun and wind the drier they will continue to get.
Wondering why some recommend keeping the tarps on top if they are already dry?
or fold the edges under rather than chop it up.Stevebass4 said:...albeit i'll trim the rubber roofing down a bit so that they just cover the tops
LLigetfa said:or fold the edges under rather than chop it up.Stevebass4 said:...albeit i'll trim the rubber roofing down a bit so that they just cover the tops
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