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You have a point! 😆

Thanks! 😊

Ya, there sure were a lot of worms! I'm assuming the compost I added plus the mulch and then the rain has made the worms very happy!

Hi, I don't currently have drawings for this project but I did measure some of the dimensions for an other commenter: "Sorry I don't have a diagram but I can give you some of the key measurements. The upright "posts" are 80 inches long and the top lintels are 48 inches long. (I think I bought five 2x4x8's and stretched the one for the top lintel as far as I could 😋) I used 24" wide mesh so I made the side openings to fit. It ended up as 24-5/8" opening so the mesh had a bit of space on both sides but still good overlap on the 1x2 that it's mounted to. I remember thinking that it looked HUGE once I had the pieces cut. But if you have the space for it and you plan on having climbing plants, I think this is pretty much the perfect small sized arbour because the plants will use some of the space. Hope that makes sense, YOU CAN DO IT! 👍"

Did you ever try one?

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@@yeweston1411 That’s me when knee surgery is tomorrow

Cool! Mine seems to be growing well, very happy with it so far 👍

That could certainly be done 👍 The sealed edges part is tricky. Depending on your nighttime temperatures, it might need to be locked up tight. But if it’s sealed well it will certainly need to be opened during the days for ventilation but also it might get too hot on a sunny day even in winter. Unfortunately, it’s a judgment call on the best choice for winter care Thanks so much for watching, I hope the hibiscus make it through the winter 🌺

I haven’t made any changes yet. It’s currently packed away for the winter. But I plan to add proper hinges and maybe find some tape with UV resistance to cover the ends of the plastic panels. I’ll be working on it as I get ready for the spring season for my seedlings. Thanks so much 🪴

@@KatesGarden May I suggest using the silver tape used on flashing and air vent pipes? It won't come off, and it lasts for years. Check into it. I don't know if it will be the aesthetic you want, but it holds up in all kinds of weather and temps. Blessings! 😃

@@janeirvine8391 Thanks, I’ll keep that in mind, it sounds promising 👍

@@KatesGarden To quote my beloved Red Green, "Remember, we're all in this together. We're pulling for you. Keep your stick on the ice!" 😘👍

I’m all the way over on the other side in BC. I had my seedlings in it this spring and it was working really well. I’ve now packed it safely into the basement for the winter. And then I’ll bring it back out next spring when I’m ready to get started again. I hope that keeping it protected over the falls and winters, it will last really well. Thanks so much for watching!

@@KatesGarden thank you so much for replying...

I’m not familiar with 6mm foil. Thanks

@@KatesGarden Not I'm not sure if it's called like that, but it's the standard plastic transparent foil used for polytunnels

@@adriandavid970 oh I see. Yes that would be an alternative option. Some changes to the design of the frame would be needed but it would absolutely be possible and probably less expensive.

@@KatesGarden Definitely less expensive, I was "shocked" to see the price list at the end of your video...Anyway, thank you for the idea!

I didn’t shred them myself, but some of them might have been partially torn or crunched before I got them

It sure is 👍

😆 Yes, that would have been a good choice too

Thank you! 😊

Thanks! I’m so happy with it

Thank you! 😊

There’s always a mistake!

Good point! So far so good, I should make a garden tour / update video maybe

Thanks so much!

Sorry, I do not 🙁 I've been wondering if I should consider it though. It would be some time in the future if so. Thanks so much for watching

Thanks so much!

It kind of works, the issue is the giant root system is still very likely to come back despite spraying. My impression is it would take many applications to make a noticeable difference to the plant. Thanks for watching

Thank you! 😊

I sure it could be done!

Thank you so much! I appreciate the feed back on the garden map, I was hoping it would be helpful 😊

Glad it helped!

Thanks, you too

Thanks! This is such a great question and something I was considering while I was planning. My goal was to use this greenhouse just during the spring so the sun would be lower during the day. By the time summer approached and the sun higher, it would be warmer and the greenhouse not needed. (So I should be planting, or the more tolerant plants can sit next to the greenhouse outside to make more space) Also, because the upper shelf is only half as deep, it lets the light into the back more easily. If more light is needed, the greenhouse could be built taller so the upper shelf can be higher. Hope that helps, thanks!

Thanks! Yes, garlic feels like a set and forget type crop, not much maintenance required just plant, wait, harvest 👍 Next step is figuring out how they taste and what we like 😝

Thanks!

Ya! Pretty good I’d say Thanks!

Thanks so much! 😊 I totally agree, I felt like it helped to explain what I was doing and let people follow along. Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks 😊

West, thanks for watching!