tight... either need bigger place or less treesWith the impending snowstorm this week, I figured it was time to finally make use of the new greenhouse for its maiden winter. Took about 12 hours but was able to fit everything in.
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Less trees?! That’s blasphemy! (The two side pergolas will likely be converted into heated greenhouses too next year)tight... either need bigger place or less trees
Less trees?! That’s blasphemy! (The two side pergolas will likely be converted into heated greenhouses too next year)
Photo tax: A Sierra juniper I recently pruned. There was quite a bit of discrepancy in strength between the lower foliage and the apex. Kept most of the lower foliage untrimmed and reworked the apex heavily.
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I never saw your yard in CA but it looks like you've got a really nice one now! Hope all is well after the move.@Ruddigger Yep, Siberian Elm from @cmeg1 . Looking better already!
Photo tax: Spent a few hours cleaning out a little 10'x10' garden plot. I've watched a couple videos of guys who use mulched leaves over their garden beds and I wanted to give it a try.
Also I'm paying for the sins of whoever made this little garden bed. They used plastic weed barrier which is now disintegrating. They also left 3 stumps and just covered them with the weed cloth. AND they also planted mint which was going wild in there .
I'm gonna make my greenhouse sides removable so I can just convert it into a pergola during the summer. They get too hot in the summer to be of use to me.Less trees?! That’s blasphemy! (The two side pergolas will likely be converted into heated greenhouses too next year)
Photo tax: A Sierra juniper I recently pruned. There was quite a bit of discrepancy in strength between the lower foliage and the apex. Kept most of the lower foliage untrimmed and reworked the apex heavily.
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