We put up a greenhouse this year. Partly as a source for some additional farm income, and mostly so that I don’t have to start my seeds inside, where I have no room.
It went up fairly quickly but getting the heat plumbed in took a bit longer. We are using our Central Boiler wood furnace to heat it and got a couple of old cast iron radiators to put inside. The greenhouse itself is a 16×32 kit from www.growerssolutions.com. They are very helpful and friendly and I would recommend them to anyone looking for a small or large backyard greenhouse.
Our plants are getting really big and I am going to begin going to the local farmer’s markets to sell starting this week.
You can see the “barn raising” here:
As you can see, many hands make light work. We had a lot of help to get it going but am sure glad for it.
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