Recycled Green House Pics - Page 2

Worth1 · January 22, 2011

Coming from a self proclaimed critic, Barefoot I gotta say that is one fine job

(good work)

Worth

jeff in ok · January 22, 2011

thats the kind of jungle i would like to be in!!!!

barefootgardener · January 22, 2011

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Originally Posted by Worth1

Coming from a self proclaimed critic, Barefoot I gotta say that is one fine job

(good work)

Worth

I gotta a kick out of that one!

..Thank's worth! And thanks to everyone else..Told the hubby you give the thumbs up!

barefootgardener · January 22, 2011

The jungle!

Buck7762 · January 22, 2011

The greenhouse looks great. I've been saving windows for such a project. Seeing how yours came together, inspires me to pester my construction buddies (more windows) and get busy building this spring. Thanks for sharing, very nice.

Buck

clara · January 22, 2011

Very good work! I'll show the pics to my son! (Since some years, he's promising me a self built greenhouse, but he has been so busy with his studies...) clara

barefootgardener · January 22, 2011

Thanks Buck and Clara..Buck I hope you get more windows, and hope both of you get your GH this season..Please post pic's when you do!

RinTinTin · January 22, 2011

Beautiful. If that was mine, I'd be looking for a place to hang the hammock and put in a beer fridge. Congratulations, your season just got longer.

ContainerTed · January 22, 2011

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Originally Posted by RinTinTin

Beautiful. If that was mine, I'd be looking for a place to hang the hammock and put in a beer fridge. Congratulations, your season just got longer.

And the satellite dish and LED widescreen, the barbecue, the wine cooler, and a good looking smiling waitress to take the stress out of having to get up and go to the fridge.

Ted

vagardener434 · January 29, 2011

That is an absolutely beautiful green Green House. There are millions and millions of folks in this world who'd be happy to call that HOME ! Very nice indeed.

Timbotide · January 30, 2011

That is one awesome looking greenhouse. You and your family should be proud of it

barefootgardener · January 30, 2011

Thank you everyone for the nice comments! It was 10-below last Sunday morning when we woke up..But the sun was shining and by afternoon the unheated GH was 59 degrees..I could have stayed out there all day!!

bullish · March 6, 2011

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Originally Posted by barefootgardener

The jungle!

WOW! That's amazing!! Very nice work!

barefootgardener · March 7, 2011

Thank's Bullish..I am cutting back on the amount of tomatoes I plant inside of GH this year. I had 50 different varieites, but even spaced 2 1/2 - 3 feet apart, (and some were in containers) it was a few to many, but only because I had a hard time maneuvering around all the plants when I had a lot of other vegetables and fruit growing inside as well. I am planning to have more large hanging baskets to grow more herbs, strawberries etc..I have two dwarf fruit trees, a peach and sweet cherry, growing in large drum barrells cut in half, that are in the center.

I had too many armenian cukes, and tomatillos..Will cut back this year..All the plants did well, despite the jungle..I just want to make it more enjoyable to walk around...

Ginny

casino · March 22, 2011

Very nice, congratulations on your building skills. It can get a little stressful putting together a project using scrap material but in the long run I bet your GH is much better built than a "kit" greenhouse. I am starting to build a baby GH ( 8x16) in my city backyard from recycled materials. Designing and building the GH from re-cycled materials requires a lot of thought and the finished product looks so easy. I can see many hours of enjoyment in your GH, good job.

January 22, 2011	#16
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	Coming from a self proclaimed critic, Barefoot I gotta say that is one fine job (good work) Worth

January 22, 2011	#17
jeff in ok Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: OKLAHOMA Posts: 26	thats the kind of jungle i would like to be in!!!!

January 22, 2011	#19
barefootgardener Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Michigan Zone 4b Posts: 1,291	The jungle!

January 22, 2011	#20
Buck7762 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Michigan's Upper Peninsula Posts: 49	The greenhouse looks great. I've been saving windows for such a project. Seeing how yours came together, inspires me to pester my construction buddies (more windows) and get busy building this spring. Thanks for sharing, very nice. Buck

January 22, 2011	#21
clara Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Germany Posts: 1,351	Very good work! I'll show the pics to my son! (Since some years, he's promising me a self built greenhouse, but he has been so busy with his studies...) clara

January 22, 2011	#23
RinTinTin Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Seattle Posts: 581	Beautiful. If that was mine, I'd be looking for a place to hang the hammock and put in a beer fridge. Congratulations, your season just got longer.

January 29, 2011	#25
vagardener434 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Freeman, Virginia Posts: 90	That is an absolutely beautiful green Green House. There are millions and millions of folks in this world who'd be happy to call that HOME ! Very nice indeed.

January 30, 2011	#26
Timbotide Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Northport Alabama Posts: 304	That is one awesome looking greenhouse. You and your family should be proud of it

March 7, 2011	#29
barefootgardener Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Michigan Zone 4b Posts: 1,291	Thank's Bullish..I am cutting back on the amount of tomatoes I plant inside of GH this year. I had 50 different varieites, but even spaced 2 1/2 - 3 feet apart, (and some were in containers) it was a few to many, but only because I had a hard time maneuvering around all the plants when I had a lot of other vegetables and fruit growing inside as well. I am planning to have more large hanging baskets to grow more herbs, strawberries etc..I have two dwarf fruit trees, a peach and sweet cherry, growing in large drum barrells cut in half, that are in the center. I had too many armenian cukes, and tomatillos..Will cut back this year..All the plants did well, despite the jungle..I just want to make it more enjoyable to walk around... Ginny

March 22, 2011	#30
casino Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Southfield, Michigan Posts: 318	Very nice, congratulations on your building skills. It can get a little stressful putting together a project using scrap material but in the long run I bet your GH is much better built than a "kit" greenhouse. I am starting to build a baby GH ( 8x16) in my city backyard from recycled materials. Designing and building the GH from re-cycled materials requires a lot of thought and the finished product looks so easy. I can see many hours of enjoyment in your GH, good job.