Showing posts with label greenhouse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label greenhouse. Show all posts
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Inexpensive Greenhouses extend season
If you would like to extend your growing season, but have never considered a greenhouse due to cost or the difficulty installing, the good news is there are other options available. For less then $350, you can get an 8'x10' "tent style" greenhouse at our Amazon General Store. These photos show one of these greenhouses in Madison, Wisconsin with some very healthy pepper plants producing lots of fruit in pots in late September of this year (2011).
With a small electric heater, you could extend the growing season even longer, though it would not make much sense in a cold climate like Wisconsin to run the heater through the coldest months of December, January and February.
To install one of these Greenhouses, you can either install them on bare ground or lay treated 4x4s or 4x6s in a rectangle on the ground and use landscape spikes to secure them. Then you simply screw the base pieces to the wood base.
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Greenhouse Start-up - Late Summer 2011
It's late summer, and time to start up the Greenhouse for the fall and winter. This is a Super San Marzano heirloom, next to the water tank and pump. The rest of the photos show all the other tomatoes started in the greenhouse by 9/13/2011.
These two are Black Krim heirlooms.
Another Super San Marzano.
These two are Black Krim heirlooms.
Another Super San Marzano.
Sohpie's Choice in foreground, Super San Marzano background.
Labels:
greenhouse,
heirloom,
hydroponics,
San Marzano,
Tomatoes
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