hoopies on the lawn!
digit
11 years ago
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It seems that I've posted this picture here before:
It is from last year and just to show how I start off with some protected growing when the greenhouse & larger tunnel begin to overflow.
Here is a picture from this morning:
These were not the plants that were here overnight. Those plants have been moved back onto saw horses where they are preparing to be set out into the open garden. The plants here are having their first adventure outside the greenhouse. They will be "danced" back into the garage by sundown and the tuffies will take their place overnight.
Other "semi-tuffies" are across the aisle in the plastic tunnel. They are from my 1st sowing of tomato seed and do not need the transfer to the garage every.single.night. The smaller tomatoes here have just made the move to 4" pots and are living the good life, albeit a bit chilly under the rain clouds.
Steve
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Skybird - z5, Denver, Colorado
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