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Old 05-29-2013, 09:25 AM
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Greenhouse: another redneck use work shop on rainy days... Just like the kitchen table a work bench when needed . (My wife heard of me rebuilding engines & motor cycles in the kitchen, so whats the difference?)
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Greenhouse: another redneck use work shop on rainy days... Just like the kitchen table a work bench when needed . (My wife heard of me rebuilding engines & motor cycles in the kitchen, so whats the difference?)
The difference is that there isn't a pressure washer in the kitchen... The shower is the way to go!
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Old 05-30-2013, 12:24 PM
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For large things yes, but the dish washer gets hotter & makes a great small parts wash...& it's automatic
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Alright SAM, it is time for you to show us what is growing in the greenhouse!!

My mini greenhouses are doing pretty good.

The peas under shelter are double or triple the size of not under cover.

Not covered to the left, covered to the right;



The broccoli has been under cover for weeks;



We are trying $2 plastic bins from Walmart, similar results;

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I leave the gardening to Debbie. I'm all about the mowing.
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Is the grass growing yet? Or did the snow yesterday cover it back up?
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Is the grass growing yet? Or did the snow yesterday cover it back up?
No snow but 23 this AM. 1st serious grass killing should be in a few days YEAH!
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Oh, come on Sam ! We know your in the green house just as much as your wife , no need to hide it !
All kidding a side can't weight to get ours started this year either , I think I'm going to make the garden 16x 42 in a 24x 60 back yard this year instead of the normal 16x20 ! ( more asian vegies ) , plus some native stuff , look out neighbor the " weed bed "will be getting bigger in all directions !
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