http://doorgarden.com/04/6-months-in-the-greenhouse Helping You Get the Most Out of Your Garden Fri, 30 Jul 2010 02:14:07 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://doorgarden.com/04/6-months-in-the-greenhouse#comment-7899 dave patterson Wed, 28 Jul 2010 09:16:32 +0000 http://doorgarden.com/?p=125#comment-7899 great site, i want to build one similar but i'd like to tell you bout a great way to grow your vegies,,,i have had amazing success with this system, visit http://www.easygrowvegetables.com/, the wicking bed system rocks. great site, i want to build one similar but i’d like to tell you bout a great way to grow your vegies,,,i have had amazing success with this system, visit http://www.easygrowvegetables.com/, the wicking bed system rocks.

]]> http://doorgarden.com/04/6-months-in-the-greenhouse#comment-7664 David LaFerney Mon, 12 Jul 2010 21:54:33 +0000 http://doorgarden.com/?p=125#comment-7664 Mine has held up a bit better than that. I built mine in the fall and I took it off early the following summer. It lasted through one more winter and started tearing in late spring - so I need to replace it before this fall. It never stuck to the ribs though. Different manufacturers I guess - or different climates. Mine has held up a bit better than that. I built mine in the fall and I took it off early the following summer. It lasted through one more winter and started tearing in late spring – so I need to replace it before this fall. It never stuck to the ribs though. Different manufacturers I guess – or different climates.

]]> http://doorgarden.com/04/6-months-in-the-greenhouse#comment-7663 Paul Mon, 12 Jul 2010 19:32:10 +0000 http://doorgarden.com/?p=125#comment-7663 How goes and thanks for the greenhouse article. I'd like to know how your plastic film is holding up... I put together this greenhouse using standard 6 mil as you did ... put it all together this past early spring, Now in July the film on the south side of the house got hot enough for the film to stick to the PVC ribs and a little breeze and it was brittle enough to cause a few tears. Taped it up and put some Vaseline on the ribs to stop the sticking. This all happened a few weeks ago... and last evening and today got some wind, tore it to pieces this time... film was brittle enough to quite easily tear. So now cleaning up the mess and curious about your mileage. ;-) Paul How goes and thanks for the greenhouse article. I’d like to know how your plastic film is holding up… I put together this greenhouse using standard 6 mil as you did … put it all together this past early spring, Now in July the film on the south side of the house got hot enough for the film to stick to the PVC ribs and a little breeze and it was brittle enough to cause a few tears. Taped it up and put some Vaseline on the ribs to stop the sticking. This all happened a few weeks ago… and last evening and today got some wind, tore it to pieces this time… film was brittle enough to quite easily tear. So now cleaning up the mess and curious about your mileage.
Paul

]]> http://doorgarden.com/04/6-months-in-the-greenhouse#comment-7267 Build your own greenhouse Mon, 14 Jun 2010 06:26:00 +0000 http://doorgarden.com/?p=125#comment-7267 I enjoyed reading your article. Thanks Deborah for sharing the tips. I'm going to try this and let you know. I'm really tired of moles. I enjoyed reading your article. Thanks Deborah for sharing the tips. I’m going to try this and let you know. I’m really tired of moles.

]]> http://doorgarden.com/04/6-months-in-the-greenhouse#comment-7000 Deborah Thu, 27 May 2010 14:50:11 +0000 http://doorgarden.com/?p=125#comment-7000 Moles, You can use a stick and make a small hole into the mounds about every 3 feet. Take 1/4 of a stick of juicy fruit gum.(yep I said gum) Roll it into a ball and drop into the holes you made. I read this years ago when I had a very bad mole problem. This took care of them. Moles, You can use a stick and make a small hole into the mounds about every 3 feet. Take 1/4 of a stick of juicy fruit gum.(yep I said gum) Roll it into a ball and drop into the holes you made. I read this years ago when I had a very bad mole problem. This took care of them.

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