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Monday, May 4, 2009
Greenhouses and Vegetables
Frank and I picked up a second small greenhouse last summer at a garage sale. We finally finished assembling it last week and moved the first plants in. Right now it's housing the flowers that are already in pots or hanging baskets. Lots of geraniums that wintered in our basement and some things I started from seed. Even a couple petunia baskets Frank bought last week at the first Badgerland Produce Co-op Auction of the season.
The other greenhouse is almost full of flats. Vegetables and flowers. Hope to get out to transplant some of them today.
The other greenhouse is almost full of flats. Vegetables and flowers. Hope to get out to transplant some of them today.
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