Note how I brought in more sand to the area leading to the greenhouse. I brought up this sand from the bottomland and shaped it to make a nice ramp to walk right up. I didn't want the sand pressed against the GH base so I put some PT wood against it as you can see in the photo. Anyway this makes a very nice entrance to the greenhouse and also provides a nice sloping drainage.
With these screws in place I have absolutely no fear of losing panels. In fact, I didn't even use all the panel clips that HF included with the GH.
Here's our raised bed. Radishes are germinated.
Aquaponics tank! How fun is that?
Some plants and my quartz heater. The black 3 gallon can has sweet potatoes growing in it.
Fishy.
Plants. Mostly crepe myrtle seedlings and a flat of tomato seeds I started early this week.
Crepe Myrtle 'Muskogee' seedlings.
This is the outlet I was talking about. It works great!
Here's the entrance looking inside. Since I brought the sand up on the outside, and filled the inside with gravel, I really only have about a 2" tall opening there. It's very easy to step over.
