Unlike most Hollywood sequels, the sequel to our first greenhouse is far superior to the first one, which would have rated 0% on Rotten Tomatoes. First a quick review of version 1 of our greenhouse. In the summer of 2006, … Continue reading →
My efforts to strengthen the green house for our violent winter storms came to naught also. It is passed the point of repairing, and sadly, we’re going to have to give up on it. We’ll look into better built alternatives … Continue reading →
Yes, it’s only a year old so it shouldn’t need restoration, but this winter’s big wind storm took its toll so my other big weekend project was to anchor it down to the concrete so the wind wouldn’t blow the … Continue reading →
After several days of digging through almost solid rock I finished the trench for the power supply to the water pump. I also decided to run a water line into the greenhouse to make it more convenient to water plants … Continue reading →
When we were assembling our green house this summer, one concern we had was how it would survive our winter storms. Apparently, not well. The windows are plastic sheets that are held in with little wire clips and it doesn’t … Continue reading →
Today was just like yesterday, foggy and drippy, so back to work on the greenhouse. We got all the panels installed and started moving in everything that Lori would need for her new garden center. Even with it being a … Continue reading →
My plan for the weekend was to finish painting the front of the garage. But today was drippy and foggy all day long so Lori and I worked on the other project. If you hadn’t figured it out by now … Continue reading →
It was a bit windy today, but we invited Phil and Diane over so with four people we decided to see how much we could get put together. The instructions for this kit leave a lot to be desired. Some … Continue reading →
Like I needed another project. We opened the box from our purchase a week ago to find that there are 80 different types of parts and a rough estimate of probably 1000 total parts that need to be assembled. We … Continue reading →
