8 x 12 aluminium and polycarbonate greenhouse
By Lori
- 6 Mar, 2011
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wow lovely greenhouse Lori, i was going to ask the same as sandra lol
7 Mar, 2011
that looks so nice - also going to do a great job for you
7 Mar, 2011
Hi Sandras and Paul...No...this is a sales department picture. Alas...take a look at the latest pic I've posted...it looks very white, because we received a foot of snow on March 6th! Lucky for me we have a neighbour who does snowremoval...has a huge loader that requires no time at all to clean out the whole drive so that the delivery van can deliver my greenhouse. If it ever gets here! Seemed like the weather was conspiring against me...
7 Mar, 2011
yes i realised once i saw your other pic and your blog Lori, hope they manage to get it to you :o)
7 Mar, 2011
We were minus 2 last night and it will be worse tonight after a lovely cloudless day. Our spring didnt spring on 1 March!!
What I wouldnt give for a greenhouse like this (and the garden to go with it!)
7 Mar, 2011
i have just come in from putting extra blankets on my seedlings more frost here too. hope your greenhouse arrives soon Lori..:-)
7 Mar, 2011
According to one of the almanacs, (and my lovely cousin), we are supposed to have a long cold spring. (Our spring is supposed to arrive on the 21st...the equinox. ) (anything cold always seems longer)...brrr... it's down in the serious negatories outside. And still no greenhouse.
7 Mar, 2011
Lori:
That's going to be one beautiful greenhouse. I wish I could get one. :>)
9 Mar, 2011
Would you use it purely for propagation, D1? It must be a challenge to keep a greenhouse cool in your hottest times? LOL...the exact reverse of what I'm most concerned with...keeping it warm! ;-)
9 Mar, 2011
Lori:
Yes, it would be mostly used to propagate seeds.
A greenhouse like this one would have be frosted with shade cloth. My small pop up greenhouse easily gets up to 100ºF/38ºC on a typical summer day...and when it gets hot the temp can easily rise to more than 120ºF/49ºC. (even with the doors open).
10 Mar, 2011
Whew...that's oven temperature! Would it not be useful for propagating tropical veg and fruit? Would demand a lot of water perhaps? How's the desalination plant coming along? Is it on line yet? With all the snow on the mountains things could become humid?? I know I'm probably showing my ignorance here...but I've never experienced a tropical climate. or even sub-tropical for that matter! :-0 !
11 Mar, 2011
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is this in your garden Lori?
7 Mar, 2011