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    My green house is 10 x6 and is unheated also have a smaller plastic type one for extra insulation for starting things off ?

    what would you recommend to plant in there now ??
     
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    The only thing that's growing in my unheated Green House at this time of year, Chitting Katz, is algae.:D
     
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    I love Algae,

    Especially Liverworts
     
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    You know, don't you Chitting Katz, that you're not going to get a sensible answer, at least for tonight.:heehee::D
     
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    yep i had some algae but cleaned it all off on monday :yess:
    granddaughter shamed me into getting my but into gear :o
     
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    thats fine as i like a good giggle when i log on in the mornings :dbgrtmb:

    but at least the algae comment made me happy to know it is just going in mine :dbgrtmb:
     
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    My doors are frozen and left my muddy hill boots to dry now its ice slippy and cant get the door open .

    Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
     
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    It will be the middle of February before I clean out the Green House and Algae, Chitting Katz.:D I'll put some old clothes on, wellies, and then put a solution of Jeyes Fluid into a pressure sprayer and spray the glass inside and out, after I've brushed it out, let it "soak" for half an hour and then wipe and brush the glass and frame clean. I'll have to pick a reasonable day as I've got some pots of Irises that I split last year in the Green House along with some bulblets and scales of Lilies from last year and they'll need moving out until it's done.:D
     
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    You're not trying to tell us you are frozen into the Greenhouse are you Kat:shocked::snowdig:
     
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