Greenhouse Growing

Thanks for the replies! After some head scratching I figured out one way to do it... I used long bolts and nuts as spacers which gave sufficient clearance for the side bolts on each set of staging. I bolted through two sets of staging at the point where the diagonal side braces attach the legs,...

It didn't look anything like that picture today the fog really came down. I was surprised by how many people were ascending today there were literally hundreds!!!! I'm quite lucky I only live about 30 minutes drive away

Humus recipe - Greek and Corfiot Dishes by Taverna Agni Corfu Hummus, Hummos, Homos"Humus A popular creamy dip made from chick-peas."Rustyroots has been letting the hens get in there!P.S. JWK has used the correct spelling, but it amuses me whenever I see the incorrect spelling such as...

@RobinS good going!

Yes that's them, I'll follow your advice and leave them alone. Thank you Armandii

Certainly would go high on leeward side for gentler airflow. Heat can be problem, but best regulate that with shade net (or anything) but biggest evil can be mildews, moulds & fungii, for which the vent can help, but dont be afraid to whip out several panes of glass.

Thanks for your replys adn jane always interested in recycling

Blimey Zigs that's a new one to me! So much more to consider now. Alex I take your advice on the compost. Thank you both I'm still learning even at my age. Tom

John I grew peas in the greenhouse last year and realised that my limited success was probably Down to the temperature among other things although I thought that I had provided adequate ventilation! my intention is an early start and then move them outside but I am thankful for your advice pal...

I usually sow in early to mid April, but bring them on in big pots in our heated porch before I plant out in a polytunnel in mid May. Cucs as far as I remember, don't like temperatures below 10C as it sets them back.

Hi @shiney - thanks for the offer - but don't worry about a picture. Its all water under the bridge now.I did try to Google the history of capilliary matting, but found nothing. Though I did find one company that sells matting made from recycled cotton and wool. That surprised me. I think it...

https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwiF15TgzKjQAhVBOMAKHdl8CVAQFggkMAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.sealsdirect.co.uk%2F&usg=AFQjCNEKxfn75khBPqJtrljmF2trlcs92wFound this hope it helpsThis one has Robinsons but is different to yours scrool to...

Having researched this further - it appears the greenhouse could be a Robinsons model. I'll contact them to see of they can confirm. In the meantime we do have some other clips we can try.Many thanks!

Thanks peeps. Got them all planted over the weekend and sorted my greenhouse out. Just got to keep them alive now. Got A decent price for them!

My new Rhinos, just been delivered and the fitter comes to build it on Friday, I've gone for the 8x12 as I'm pushed for room, but should feed the two of us comfortably

The victorians were great innovators, most of the farm work and transportation of goods involved horses so they had an abundance of manure which they put to good use.

Just out of interest, this is what the professionals use. There are probably others. Its a very simple one spray early in the season.