Thanks Allison, Sure wish I had it heated for this winter but that will wait till Spring so I can get an early start on some of my Tropicals.
Here is the crew, DH Ric who did most of the work and all the research and planing. Son's Josh who did a good bit of digging putting in that electrical conduit and helped with the concrete. Jamie that helped with the panels.
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Holly, your greenhouse looks awesome. Your "crew" did a fabulous job!! I also love that arbor. I have serious greenhouse envy.....not allowed to have one in our subdivision
Thanks everyone. I try to get pics of all our projects while they are being built. I will post more pics when we get the benches and mechanics in. That won't be for while yet.
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Holly: I've read alot on the Harbor Freight greenhouses on another garden forum and a big thumbs up to your husband for getting yours up. Your pictorial is great. Anything you or your husband would have changed once you started putting it together?
Julia, I will ask him but really I don't think so. He also did a lot of research and found a Blog with a ton of info and we used a lot of it and he modified a few things they did.
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Just a few, winter veggies. We aren't going to heat it this winter so the real growing won't start until next spring. I will say it sure would be nice to move some of my plants in there now but they will have to spend the winter here in the house.
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Loved this thread! I wanted to join in as it is a cold gray day here in Washington, the state. However, it is always spring/summer in the greenhouse. You all have such nice ones! Mine is very small 6x8 but thankful for every inch.
Welcome to my plant paradise!
Just a wee thing my greenhouse. Thats my edgeworthia smells wonderful around Feb. Looking fro Edgeworthing 'red dragon' In the spring may order it from Forest farms.
That's all! It's full of coleus and geranium cuttings and a few other things. This will have to move into the house come new years day when I start the seeds. Need more room!
springcolor said:It's full of coleus and geranium cuttings and a few other things. This will have to move into the house come new years day when I start the seeds. Need more room!
::::singing::: these are a few of my favorite things!!!
We won't be heating our GH this winter but I have a few plants in there that I just haven't figured out what to do with.
These pots were sitting on each side of the GH doors this summer.
There are also a few flats of mixed lettuce.
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Still have a few things needing a permanent winter home too.
We have had temps down as low as 19 deg
I have found a single candle will keep things warm enough not to freeze on the cold nights ''so far''