Congratulations on your new greenhouse. What a wonderful adventure. Really enjoyed the cuttings tutorial this morning too. Good to see your ratios for growing medium. Thanks for all the information. It’s gold! From Perth Western Australia
I was out in my 8'X12' greenhouse just yesterday and the thought occurred that you should be in your new home with your new greenhouse. It is very impressive David. I spent much of 2024 working towards building my stored Waldor 16'X16' house and seeing your magnificent greenhouse has inspired me to get it done. It is so nice to see the plants spaced appropriately rather than crammed in as mine are right now. I really like your benches too. I have been planning wooden benches but your metal ones will be much better I think. It already looks like you have made a very good move. Congratulations and I look forward to more videos. All the best for Christmas and the New Year. David.
What a great setup. All looking great. The only thing I would say is to get some cushioning on those low beams. I'm your height and when you're busy you just don't remember to duck every time. Look forward to more videos. All the best 🇬🇧.
Congrats on the new Greenhouse. Simple solution in order to address the support brace height issue is to take it down - shorten it by an inch at a time and test fit to see how much more head space you gain. Keep cutting it shorter until you gain enough head clearance and then reinstall when you find the height you are happy with.....never hit your head again. Moving it up a few inches will not affect the structural integrity of the structure at all, but it will make the space much more enjoyable to use.
@@paullynch277 Gosh it’s not that bad, I’ve not banged my head yet😂, far more hassle than it would be worth I think plus the installation is under guarantee so I couldn’t do anything for a year.
Welcome back and WOW!! What a monster glasshouse, no shortage of space anymore. I've got some concerns about the state of my young pellies with the cold weather.
Hi Mr. P., Beautiful new greenhouse and pelargoniums! Wondering if you have a good source for p. varieties in the USA. I don't seem to be able to find any but the very basic varieties? Thank you.
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Congratulations on your new greenhouse. What a wonderful adventure. Really enjoyed the cuttings tutorial this morning too. Good to see your ratios for growing medium. Thanks for all the information. It’s gold!
From Perth Western Australia
Great tour…congratulations on 10 year anniversary
Congratulations 🎊. Looks beautiful and spacious
Looks great!
I was out in my 8'X12' greenhouse just yesterday and the thought occurred that you should be in your new home with your new greenhouse. It is very impressive David. I spent much of 2024 working towards building my stored Waldor 16'X16' house and seeing your magnificent greenhouse has inspired me to get it done. It is so nice to see the plants spaced appropriately rather than crammed in as mine are right now. I really like your benches too. I have been planning wooden benches but your metal ones will be much better I think. It already looks like you have made a very good move. Congratulations and I look forward to more videos.
All the best for Christmas and the New Year. David.
@@trainsontuesday Thanks very much, all the best to you too. D
What a great setup. All looking great. The only thing I would say is to get some cushioning on those low beams. I'm your height and when you're busy you just don't remember to duck every time. Look forward to more videos. All the best 🇬🇧.
Congrats on the new Greenhouse. Simple solution in order to address the support brace height issue is to take it down - shorten it by an inch at a time and test fit to see how much more head space you gain. Keep cutting it shorter until you gain enough head clearance and then reinstall when you find the height you are happy with.....never hit your head again. Moving it up a few inches will not affect the structural integrity of the structure at all, but it will make the space much more enjoyable to use.
@@paullynch277 Gosh it’s not that bad, I’ve not banged my head yet😂, far more hassle than it would be worth I think plus the installation is under guarantee so I couldn’t do anything for a year.
Welcome back and WOW!! What a monster glasshouse, no shortage of space anymore. I've got some concerns about the state of my young pellies with the cold weather.
@@charlieuliginosa2494 Just keep them on the dry side and they should pull through.
@thepagsociety thanks, I'm keeping them dry however some have shrunk to a tiny stump. I hope there's enough roots to revive.
Hi Mr. P., Beautiful new greenhouse and pelargoniums! Wondering if you have a good source for p. varieties in the USA. I don't seem to be able to find any but the very basic varieties? Thank you.
@@markw6609 geraniaceae.com, run by an ex-pat Aussie based in California. 😊
W🤩W ….. you so deserve that greenhouse Mr P, Cheshire Cat comes to mind, you look so happy 😊 ……want, want, want 🥰 it’s like the Eden project 🤣