Sorry it took so long to update pictures

12 years ago

I am sorry it took so long to update pictures but we have been so busy. With Tables and all I would say I have 900.00 in ths 16X16 greenhouse.That includes 6mil plastic I am gonna wrap it with. I dont think I did to bad so far. My hubby built the frame for the greenhouse and installed the panels on the roof that were left over from the HFGH and I built the shelving and benches.I had to include a picture of that Chocolate Cherry sunflower. She is jawdroping.

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karyn1
12 years ago
You did a great job and this looks like it should hold up for you. What are you going to put on the ground? BTW beautiful sunflower.
Karyn
fool4flowers
12 years ago
That looks great Brandy. That is something like what I would like to do on the porch. We have a tiny little overhang on a 20 x 15 slab that would make a nice greenhouse/porch if the entire thing was covered and had some nice panels for plenty of sunlight but still protect us from rain. Still working on hubby, lol. That is a very cool sunlflower. No wonder you wanted to save seeds so bad. I would try it anyway. You never know I guess until you do.
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jumpin4joy
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12 years ago
I plan to try to save the seeds and see what happens. Thanks for liking the GH. We have really worked hard. I want it to be very functional and Im hoping to start enough seeds and cuttings to pay for it. @ least close.
gardenpaw
12 years ago
That is really nice and it does look like it will hold up
real well, your shelves look great too.
Beautiful sunflower.
Karen
pagrdnr
12 years ago
The GH looks AWESOME, like the sunflower too. Congrats, I bet you'll hve it filled with plants in no time.
Shawn
givelittle_getlots
12 years ago
WOW I wish I could do that. Great job. It looks like it will last 4FR!
I love sunflowers because my oldest daughter just loves them. That is when I started letting everyone grow that the birds drop around the yard. But next year I want to have MORE and plant some on purpose.
I want a GH so badly and after seeing yours I wish I had the gutts? to do it myself.
My hat off to you!
chena
12 years ago
Glad to see that you have a new GH.. Great Job!!!! Doesn't look like it will be going anywhere..LOL
I know you will have it bustin at the seams before ya know it...
Congrats!!!
Kylie
oxmyx
12 years ago
jumpin4joy are you hands on building this? If so, give me some ideas.

A friend of mine and I are very close to starting a local, on the river, cafe, canoe and kayak rental place with exotic gardens by yours truely. AND we will build a greenhouse (of course!)

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