Some pics of my GH

vagardener434 · January 28, 2011

I finished this about Nov 16, 2010

RinTinTin · January 29, 2011

Very nice. Looks like good timing on your part.

barefootgardener · January 30, 2011

Yay! Very nice Greenhouse Vagardener! Great job!

What are the dimensions? It looks like it has plenty of room for plants. Your tomatoes look great!! I see a chimney and you have plenty of wood piled close by..So what kind/size stove are you using, and how warm does it stay inside during day/night?

vagardener434 · January 30, 2011

Its 18 X 40. And I'm heating it with that double barrel wood stove. I've only got one layer of GH film, so I've had to work a little bit harder to keep the temps up. I've made it thru low teens, with 9 degrees the coldest I have dealt with. Even then, I was able to maintain about 60 degrees in there. I'd recommend that type of stove to anyone trying to heat a large area, be it a GH, workshop, garage, or whatever.

barefootgardener · January 30, 2011

Thanks Vagardener...I just saw and read your other post!..I am going to show hubby your pics..Love the Dbl barrel stove!

January 29, 2011	#2
RinTinTin Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Seattle Posts: 581	Very nice. Looks like good timing on your part.

January 30, 2011	#3
barefootgardener Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Michigan Zone 4b Posts: 1,291	Yay! Very nice Greenhouse Vagardener! Great job! What are the dimensions? It looks like it has plenty of room for plants. Your tomatoes look great!! I see a chimney and you have plenty of wood piled close by..So what kind/size stove are you using, and how warm does it stay inside during day/night?

January 30, 2011	#4
vagardener434 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Freeman, Virginia Posts: 90	Its 18 X 40. And I'm heating it with that double barrel wood stove. I've only got one layer of GH film, so I've had to work a little bit harder to keep the temps up. I've made it thru low teens, with 9 degrees the coldest I have dealt with. Even then, I was able to maintain about 60 degrees in there. I'd recommend that type of stove to anyone trying to heat a large area, be it a GH, workshop, garage, or whatever.