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Tag Archives: cabbage
Gardening 2011 has just commenced!
Hello everyone. I haven’t posted since last fall because I decided to take the winter off from blogging. It was good to take a break, but it is also good to be back! As you can see from above, I’ve … Continue reading
Photo album: Greenhouse in February, 2010
I love my greenhouse. This will be the second full year we’ve had the structure and I continue to be thankful that we have it. Although we don’t use it exactly as originally planned (we were never able to get the heat … Continue reading
I’m not trying to grow sprouts . . .
This is the first year I’ve attempted to start seedling indoors, using heat mats and grow lights. My set up includes two shelves with heat mats, on top of which I’ve placed covered seedling starting trays. These sit under red … Continue reading
Photo album: Greenhouse in November, peppers, mache, lettuce, grow lights, and more
We finished building the main greenhouse structure and the beds within the greenhouse in early September. We didn’t actually finish the project, however, and likely won’t finish it until next spring or summer. First, we have some automatically opening vents … Continue reading
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Tagged cabbage, chard, greenhouse, grow lights, lettuce, mache, peas, peppers, spinach
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