Canada here. Everywhere seems to be fighting weather. Congrats on the plastic finally in place. Lots different than the old cedar, glass and putty greenhouses on foundations, of my youth. When the plastic greenhouses came in it was an amazing innovation, but deadly until they figured out they needed venting. And congrats on nearing 200000. You have the perfect formula of beautiful family that lives each other, hard work, great animal selection all together on this homestead.
Helping others is good for the soul. I learned by my late fathers example. Short story from 50 years ago. He saw a complete stranger in our neighborhood that had cement delivered for a walkway. Way too much for one man to complete before it would set. He dropped whatever errand he was on and came home, grabbed some trowels and me and my brother. With four of us working we managed to save the project.
Good friends cannot be still when neighbors are in need. You have good friends. I am surprised you all did not have rain all day. Tunnel looks wonderful. So much food can be grown in there even in bad weather or in winter. Good luck Lumnahs and God bless. Having a good time watching you grow your homestead.
I am so HAPPY the plastic is on!!! I close on my 20 acres in one week!! Your family has inspired me so much. City girl with no clue..lol But can not wait to make mistakes.
Such a great environment to raise children! Teach them about responsibilities, hard work, and independence. So incredible. I really want to sell my suburban home and get a farm.
A cup of coffee and Lumnah Acres...what could be better than that! Nice looking greenhouse Al. Have a great day. The rain you had today dumped nearly 4 inches here. We have had 2 dam failures over on the east side if the state. Gotta love Michigan weather.
Greetings from PA. Looking good. So glad you had help. God bless. We love your family and seeing everything going on at the farm. The babies are adorable.
How satisfying it was to see the plastic go on. I can only imagine how great it feels for you guys. I'm so impressed at how far your homestead has grown. I know you are already thinking about the next build. I wonder what it will be.
Yahooooooo the plastics are up on the greenhouse. And you have some ground dug up too. Great to see progress everyday on your homestead. Way to go Lumnah folks.!
Isnt it nice to have friends to help you out! We do this with a friend that takes in hay every year. Also get together every fall for apple harvest and making cider. Like the Amish barn raisings. Hope you enjoy your greenhouse - boy you worked hard to get that up. Best wishes from Perth Ontario.
You know the whole world would be a much better place if everyone helped each other. That was great to see people coming together to help a friend. Al don't forget to leave the door or vents open while tilling. Don't want to breathe to many fumes.
We were watching another channel of a husband trying to build a structure for months now, and my daughter said "Al @ Lumnah would've had that built by now". 😂 You do rock.
Green house is beautiful. Can't wait to see if your way or Gina's is the most productive growing your veggie's in the greenhouse. Moose and the ladies have decided to be free range chickens..too funny. Good to see Hope and the girls and then seeing Mama and her babies. Seeing Pluto and Tanner playing made my heart sing...have missed watching those two play. Olivia is the goat whisperer. She is so good with all the goats. Missed Gina today. Have a good rest of the day.
How cool the green house plastic is up! another step ahead to planting inside Al, Gina, and Olivia. Thank you guys for helping the Lumnah family your Awesome.
Great job on the greenhouse! To help keep chicks out of the feed trays we found that attaching a short 2" x 2" x 4-6" long, perpendicular to the length, under the tray around 1" from each end, can keep the tray up toward chest level. When they first arrive just nestle the tray deep in the litter and lift it higher as they grow. You can use hook and loop tape to attach the 2 x 2. Staple the tape to the 2 x 2 and stick the other half of the tape to the bottom of a clean feeder tray. The 2 x 2 can be easily removed for feeder cleaning and storage and are cheap to replace.
Oh my. I am so excited!!!! Can't wait till planting time. Such hard work will pay off. There for a minute I thought the wind was going to get under the plastic. WHEW!!!!
What a fantastic day for you at the homestead Al, I think in years to come you will both look back on today as a milestone, the day the greenhouse was covered. Credit to you all. God bless you.🙏🙏🙏🙏🇬🇧
I am so proud of y’all! The guys that helped, thank you! It looked phenomenal! I can’t wait till y’all are working in the greenhouse and it’s raining and y’all just giggle! It’s awesome!
It looked like installing the plastic covering was the easiest part of the build. You thought ahead and got tarps to keep the plastic clean. That was great. I liked the way you attached the rope to the plastic.
You my friend, need a tin of Dermatone. I used it for years working as a ski patroller, ski lift mechanic, etc. It helps prevent frostbite and windburn and works on your face and lips. Works in the summer too when the wind is up or you're on the water. Comes in a small round tin that keeps in your pocket nicely.
Good morning from the UK. Great to see the greenhouse build nearly finished. It must be such a relief to get the last big install done, hopefully the smaller tidy up and lock everything down parts won't take too long. Hope the weather allows you to start moving animals out onto pasture soon, they'll be so much better for that access to fresh grass. And that ability to carry on creating food for the year, regardless of the weather must be such a wonderful feeling. Can't wait to see how the planting goes.
Congrats on getting it done before that wind really picked up, that is the major reason why I recommended that you get as many ppl as possible to help and start a early as possible, once that wind picked up if u didn't have it secured in a safe fashion bad things would have happened, at least your local friends were wiling to come and help you get it done without damaging the plastic. I know you probably said thanks to all your friends but anyway I will say it too here, thanks for helping him get it done quickly. (Now your gonna owe them some of those fresh vegetables you grow in that greenhouse). 🙂😉
Thanks to all your helpers! They represented many of us subscribers! Beautiful grren (white) house! Al, you have such a wonderful outlook on family, farm, animals; it’s a pleasure to be a watcher of your life. Glad to finally see Pluto.
Putting this plastic on is quite a chore.......all the details of having 2 layers of plastic, howbeit, different kinds of plastic, or for different purposes. Good friends to help! It will certainly be a wonderful thing when you're done! A Great Greenhouse!
Looks Great Al and family, can't wait to see, the return from the produce. love the channel, which is also an inspiration to me and my family, a great source of information for beginners, keep it up and bless you.
You have a great group of friends, I like how respectful you are of their time, I think it was so smooth because your were so meticulous and prepared. Looking forward to find out if Al's or Gina's garden is most successful.
Roots and Refuge posted their video of putting the plastic on their green house same day as you. From what both posted, yours went much better. Congrats on having it on.
That was a smooth operation! Congrats on getting the plastic on! Whoever created that wiggle wire was a genius! We have had 6.5" of rain since Monday night and could expect up to 2 more inches before it stops sometime on Friday. Our pond is on the verge of overflowing! We get more rain here in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina than they get in the Pacific Northwest. Living in North Carolina's High Country does have its challenges but it sure is God's glory here. Blessings to all.
Your greenhouse will be worth all the work it has taken to create it. Looking forward to the videos of you growing veges for your family. You've come a long way since you started building your homestead. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Wow, how exciting to have all the greenhouse plastic up! Nice to have good friends/neighbors to call on when the need arises too. Maybe you'll be able to grow some citrus trees in there? Perhaps if you added an additional plastic enclosure, like in the center area, in the winter, just for warmer weather fruits, it would allow them to overwinter successfully.
Al and team, Nice job with the plastic. When we did my friend Franco's polytunnell it was a bit blowy. The cover was like a big bag sewn 2mx4.5m. I'm 6' but Franco is only short. Couldn't quite reach. One puff of wind and the whole thing was off the frame like a kite! We just had to let it go across the allotments and go again. Glad you had none of that nonsense 😁😁😀🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱 coming soon. Regards Stephen.
That was exhilarating! I was _so happy for you_ when the first plastic layer covered the frame. _I actually teared up_ when the second layer was pulled across. This is the coolest thing. Thank you for sharing it with us.
SIGH! Hooray! Great job. I usually tie my rope to a heavy 2x4. Or a heavy object that won’t let loose. Works great. Love all the pets! Figaro faithfully checking on you. Pups playing so well together. Baby Nora being adorable. Lil P, Hope and the gals being so cute. Great day. Glad it got done.
A huge accomplishment today and it was well executed and a joy to watch. . Friends gathering to help each other is priceless. I am sure tonight you and Gina will rest peacefully knowing the worst part is over and the best part is to come.
I imagine it's a huge relief to finally get the greenhouse under cover! I'm looking forward to see how you take advantage of it. After seeing your one point of view from the doorway, I would reiterate what some commentators mentioned the other day about making sure you've got room to drive the Kubota and/or the Mule down through the middle of it. Will come in handy over the years when you want to bring in compost or material for mulching. But, if you don't want to waste that much space, just use it to stage some plants in pots (or even a potting bench, etc) that can be moved out of the way when you want to use the "driveway".
Al 200k subs is a huge achievement. Greenhouse roof went up really quick. Are you going with thermostatic vent controls? Have you decided on a watering system? What type of fans are you going to use?
Fantastic to see all your friends turn up and chip in with getting the sheet plastic fitted. The video made it look like a non event but I am sure there were a few !! in getting it all in place.
I truely enjoy watching your videos. I am living vicariously through you as my dream is to homestead as well. Have to get some things in line first. Thank you for sharing your life with us.
So excited to see this finally happening. I have a small greenhouse and a 25 by 25 foot garden not bad for a city backyard. It’s hard work but at my age (70) is about all I can handle.
I'm so very excited that the greenhouse is covered. I'm sure y'all are too. It will be very interesting to see what methods y'all choose to use inside. God Bless
you are a great example of delayed gratification, we all learn from you, I find myself saying "I like that" whenever something goes well in my garden or other projects, I wonder where i got that phrase from?? thanks again and keep up the inspiration
Finally, you have made it. I was heaving on the ropes with you guys. A job well done. It certainly makes a huge difference when you walk into the greenhouse with all of the plastic on. Now I am looking forward to seeing what goes on inside in comfort. I think a few good names for the babies are, Buster, Topper, Beano, Dandy and because they hop around more than walk, Skippy.
Canada here. Everywhere seems to be fighting weather. Congrats on the plastic finally in place. Lots different than the old cedar, glass and putty greenhouses on foundations, of my youth. When the plastic greenhouses came in it was an amazing innovation, but deadly until they figured out they needed venting. And congrats on nearing 200000. You have the perfect formula of beautiful family that lives each other, hard work, great animal selection all together on this homestead.
What a blessing to have good friends who have your back when you need them! God is good !
Helping others is good for the soul. I learned by my late fathers example. Short story from 50 years ago. He saw a complete stranger in our neighborhood that had cement delivered for a walkway. Way too much for one man to complete before it would set. He dropped whatever errand he was on and came home, grabbed some trowels and me and my brother. With four of us working we managed to save the project.
Good friends cannot be still when neighbors are in need. You have good friends. I am surprised you all did not have rain all day. Tunnel looks wonderful. So much food can be grown in there even in bad weather or in winter. Good luck Lumnahs and God bless. Having a good time watching you grow your homestead.
I am glad you are blessed with great friends..I have prayed that the plastics went on and no tornado. Bless you all.
I am so HAPPY the plastic is on!!! I close on my 20 acres in one week!! Your family has inspired me so much. City girl with no clue..lol But can not wait to make mistakes.
That’s awesome!!! ❤️🇺🇸💪 I have a feeling you’re in for a wonderful adventure! Best of luck!
congrats on your new place
Good luck
Congrats and enjoy!
Thanks Guys, all you helpers, couldn't have done without ya. I'm sure you'll reap what you sow. Love, and Kindness, a few veges.
Such a great environment to raise children! Teach them about responsibilities, hard work, and independence. So incredible. I really want to sell my suburban home and get a farm.
"......and then everyone showed up." LOVE it. It's a modern day barn raising. Looking awesome guys!
A cup of coffee and Lumnah Acres...what could be better than that! Nice looking greenhouse Al. Have a great day. The rain you had today dumped nearly 4 inches here. We have had 2 dam failures over on the east side if the state. Gotta love Michigan weather.
Greetings from PA. Looking good. So glad you had help. God bless. We love your family and seeing everything going on at the farm. The babies are adorable.
Another major step accomplished, well done Al and his friends who came and gave a hand to get the plastic on. 👏👍
How satisfying it was to see the plastic go on. I can only imagine how great it feels for you guys.
I'm so impressed at how far your homestead has grown. I know you are already thinking about the next build. I wonder what it will be.
Thank you for your posts. I enjoy watching your daily adventures on your farm. Take Care.
Yahooooooo the plastics are up on the greenhouse. And you have some ground dug up too. Great to see progress everyday on your homestead. Way to go Lumnah folks.!
Isnt it nice to have friends to help you out! We do this with a friend that takes in hay every year. Also get together every fall for apple harvest and making cider. Like the Amish barn raisings. Hope you enjoy your greenhouse - boy you worked hard to get that up. Best wishes from Perth Ontario.
The greenhouse looks great. Thanks to your friends for helping. Oliver Odie and Onyx.
Janice Aucoin those are cool names!
You know the whole world would be a much better place if everyone helped each other. That was great to see people coming together to help a friend. Al don't forget to leave the door or vents open while tilling. Don't want to breathe to many fumes.
We were watching another channel of a husband trying to build a structure for months now, and my daughter said "Al @ Lumnah would've had that built by now". 😂 You do rock.
You should be at a million! I love this channel. I can safely say it is my favorite! Prayers for you and your family
Green house is beautiful. Can't wait to see if your way or Gina's is the most productive growing your veggie's in the greenhouse. Moose and the ladies have decided to be free range chickens..too funny. Good to see Hope and the girls and then seeing Mama and her babies. Seeing Pluto and Tanner playing made my heart sing...have missed watching those two play. Olivia is the goat whisperer. She is so good with all the goats. Missed Gina today. Have a good rest of the day.
How cool the green house plastic is up! another step ahead to planting inside Al, Gina, and Olivia. Thank you guys for helping the Lumnah family your Awesome.
So happy for u all. What a great job every one did . Nice to have great friends
The greenhouse looks fantastic. Glad you got it up before any more snow storms. thanks for letting us in on your day.
That’s been an epic build , when u started I expected a couple of days work ,I had no idea how much was involved , well done
Fiiii...iiinally the greenhouse is ready
So happy to see that and big thx for the guys who helped
Enjoyed the camera work. It was like we were there helping. We're all celebrating with you. I'm so excited to see what you'll grow on the greenhouse.
I’m sitting here sewing and watching the video and I got so excited lol. New drinking game 🍷 every time Al says wiggle wire you take a sip 😂😂😂😂👍🏻
I wouldn't have made it through the first end plastic.
I would have been gone sooner I think
@@stellarebello9848 Thanks for the morning laugh! This comment played out so well.
Amanda-Jane Hodge that was funny!!
And after each sip.... say wiggle wire 3 times!
Great job on the greenhouse!
To help keep chicks out of the feed trays we found that attaching a short 2" x 2" x 4-6" long, perpendicular to the length, under the tray around 1" from each end, can keep the tray up toward chest level. When they first arrive just nestle the tray deep in the litter and lift it higher as they grow. You can use hook and loop tape to attach the 2 x 2. Staple the tape to the 2 x 2 and stick the other half of the tape to the bottom of a clean feeder tray. The 2 x 2 can be easily removed for feeder cleaning and storage and are cheap to replace.
Nice job. The greenhouse looks great. Congratulations. I can't wait to see you turn that dirt and see the temperature of the dirt.
Oh my. I am so excited!!!! Can't wait till planting time. Such hard work will pay off. There for a minute I thought the wind was going to get under the plastic. WHEW!!!!
Oh that wind had me worried but the Al team carried on to victory ✌ Well done guys! And thank you too drone operator 😉
I am SO happy for you...to have this plastic in place. Congratulations!!! God bless your endeavors!
Awesome all your friends that showed up and helped!
Good ☕️ Morning Al,Gina & Olivia,I don’t always comment but I am always watching!Your greenhouse is awesome!Take care 😊
That greenhouse is most definitely worth the wait! Congratulations, it is fantastic.
The whole greenhouse build was enthralling, from start to almost finish. (Roof covering)
What a fantastic day for you at the homestead Al, I think in years to come you will both look back on today as a milestone, the day the greenhouse was covered. Credit to you all. God bless you.🙏🙏🙏🙏🇬🇧
That went alot better then I thought it would originally. Seems like it was about the right amount of guys that helped. 👍
I am so proud of y’all! The guys that helped, thank you! It looked phenomenal! I can’t wait till y’all are working in the greenhouse and it’s raining and y’all just giggle! It’s awesome!
Seeing your buddies come over to help make raising the plastic an easy chore made my heart sing. You guys rock and your farm continues to blossom!
Yay!!!The plastic is all done and let the growing begin. Congratulations.
I love how well you treat your animals & how that makes them mostly cooperate. Congrats on your nursery! Quite the feat! ♥️✌🏽
Still like Velvet for the black one. 👍🏽
That greenhouse is simply beautiful! Congratulations and well done!
Greenhouse looks awesome! So glad its going so well. I LOVE how friendly your animals are. They love the affection y'all are giving them.
It looked like installing the plastic covering was the easiest part of the build. You thought ahead and got tarps to keep the plastic clean. That was great. I liked the way you attached the rope to the plastic.
Congratulations! We are so very happy for you all! All the blessings well deserved.
Can finally see the size of the greenhouse now the plastic is on. Its huuuuge. Can't wait to see it all planted up.
Hi Al, I'm very impressed. That was a massive undertaking. You are a very talented individual. Great job on that green house.👍
You my friend, need a tin of Dermatone. I used it for years working as a ski patroller, ski lift mechanic, etc. It helps prevent frostbite and windburn and works on your face and lips. Works in the summer too when the wind is up or you're on the water. Comes in a small round tin that keeps in your pocket nicely.
Dave, Have you tried coconut oil????
Well the green mansion looks really well, nice to have helping friends, all of you stay well and safe. :-)
Great Job Al and your crew...
I'm sure it feels great to see your accomplishments....
Good morning from the UK.
Great to see the greenhouse build nearly finished. It must be such a relief to get the last big install done, hopefully the smaller tidy up and lock everything down parts won't take too long.
Hope the weather allows you to start moving animals out onto pasture soon, they'll be so much better for that access to fresh grass.
And that ability to carry on creating food for the year, regardless of the weather must be such a wonderful feeling. Can't wait to see how the planting goes.
Congrats on getting it done before that wind really picked up, that is the major reason why I recommended that you get as many ppl as possible to help and start a early as possible, once that wind picked up if u didn't have it secured in a safe fashion bad things would have happened, at least your local friends were wiling to come and help you get it done without damaging the plastic. I know you probably said thanks to all your friends but anyway I will say it too here, thanks for helping him get it done quickly. (Now your gonna owe them some of those fresh vegetables you grow in that greenhouse). 🙂😉
The benefits of this greenhouse will be rewarding!
I like that! Great teamwork with you and your friends. It's lovely to see community at work.
Al your greenhouse really looks great, just thing you can now garden with the worry of the weather. Wow
Kind of like an old fashioned barn raising! Good thing you had a bunch of friends that could help!
Thanks to all your helpers! They represented many of us subscribers! Beautiful grren (white) house! Al, you have such a wonderful outlook on family, farm, animals; it’s a pleasure to be a watcher of your life. Glad to finally see Pluto.
What a thrill to get the cover on! So exciting to see how you garden will grow in there!
Putting this plastic on is quite a chore.......all the details of having 2 layers of plastic, howbeit, different kinds of plastic, or for different purposes. Good friends to help! It will certainly be a wonderful thing when you're done! A Great Greenhouse!
Looks Great Al and family, can't wait to see, the return from the produce. love the channel, which is also an inspiration to me and my family, a great source of information for beginners, keep it up and bless you.
You have a great group of friends, I like how respectful you are of their time, I think it was so smooth because your were so meticulous and prepared. Looking forward to find out if Al's or Gina's garden is most successful.
Pluto, I missed you! I'm happy to see you!!
Roots and Refuge posted their video of putting the plastic on their green house same day as you. From what both posted, yours went much better. Congrats on having it on.
All , my hat is off to you and your friends on a great job putting the plastic on your green house. Looks really good. Thanks for sharing.
That was a smooth operation! Congrats on getting the plastic on! Whoever created that wiggle wire was a genius! We have had 6.5" of rain since Monday night and could expect up to 2 more inches before it stops sometime on Friday. Our pond is on the verge of overflowing! We get more rain here in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina than they get in the Pacific Northwest. Living in North Carolina's High Country does have its challenges but it sure is God's glory here. Blessings to all.
Your greenhouse will be worth all the work it has taken to create it. Looking forward to the videos of you growing veges for your family. You've come a long way since you started building your homestead. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Wow, how exciting to have all the greenhouse plastic up! Nice to have good friends/neighbors to call on when the need arises too. Maybe you'll be able to grow some citrus trees in there? Perhaps if you added an additional plastic enclosure, like in the center area, in the winter, just for warmer weather fruits, it would allow them to overwinter successfully.
Al and team, Nice job with the plastic. When we did my friend Franco's polytunnell it was a bit blowy. The cover was like a big bag sewn 2mx4.5m. I'm 6' but Franco is only short. Couldn't quite reach. One puff of wind and the whole thing was off the frame like a kite! We just had to let it go across the allotments and go again. Glad you had none of that nonsense 😁😁😀🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱 coming soon. Regards Stephen.
YAAY!!! the plastic is on and just in time too. Oooh pretty blue egg..
Heeeey!!! Tan-man and Pluto
That was exhilarating! I was _so happy for you_ when the first plastic layer covered the frame. _I actually teared up_ when the second layer was pulled across. This is the coolest thing. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Pluto and Tanner are a hoot to see them playing together. Greenhouse looks awesome.
Fantastic job with your greenhouse Lady and gents.
SIGH! Hooray! Great job.
I usually tie my rope to a heavy 2x4. Or a heavy object that won’t let loose. Works great.
Love all the pets! Figaro faithfully checking on you.
Pups playing so well together.
Baby Nora being adorable.
Lil P, Hope and the gals being so cute.
Great day. Glad it got done.
That Green House looks great. Thanks to your friends for helping you.
A huge accomplishment today and it was well executed and a joy to watch. . Friends gathering to help each other is priceless. I am sure tonight you and Gina will rest peacefully knowing the worst part is over and the best part is to come.
The high tunnel looks great,and isn't it great to have friends to help.Your homestead has grown by leaps and bounds.Great job.
You guys did a great job. It’s nice to have friends neighbors willing to help.
I imagine it's a huge relief to finally get the greenhouse under cover! I'm looking forward to see how you take advantage of it. After seeing your one point of view from the doorway, I would reiterate what some commentators mentioned the other day about making sure you've got room to drive the Kubota and/or the Mule down through the middle of it. Will come in handy over the years when you want to bring in compost or material for mulching. But, if you don't want to waste that much space, just use it to stage some plants in pots (or even a potting bench, etc) that can be moved out of the way when you want to use the "driveway".
Al, you all are so wonderful for sharing your life with all of us. Heres to a million subs!
Just like an old fashioned barn raising !! I'm glad to know you have friends you can count on !!
Al 200k subs is a huge achievement. Greenhouse roof went up really quick. Are you going with thermostatic vent controls? Have you decided on a watering system? What type of fans are you going to use?
A modern day barn raising! That was fascinating. What a great spring at LA.
Reminds me of pulling skins onto the big military tents we put up. Neither are a whole lot of fun but are definitely worth the work! Great job.
Fantastic to see all your friends turn up and chip in with getting the sheet plastic fitted. The video made it look like a non event but I am sure there were a few !! in getting it all in place.
Ohh my goodness that was so satisfying to watch
That tiller is a nice size to have for the size of your green house. Easy to maneuver in the confines of the plastic.
The greenhouse really looks great. Good job Al, Gina and all the friends.
I truely enjoy watching your videos. I am living vicariously through you as my dream is to homestead as well. Have to get some things in line first. Thank you for sharing your life with us.
So excited to see this finally happening. I have a small greenhouse and a 25 by 25 foot garden not bad for a city backyard. It’s hard work but at my age (70) is about all I can handle.
I'm so very excited that the greenhouse is covered. I'm sure y'all are too. It will be very interesting to see what methods y'all choose to use inside. God Bless
So Excited for you! Great Job on the installation. Glad to see you finally asked for some help👍🏻Can’t wait to see stuff growing in there👍🏻
you are a great example of delayed gratification, we all learn from you, I find myself saying "I like that" whenever something goes well in my garden or other projects, I wonder where i got that phrase from?? thanks again and keep up the inspiration
finally the weather cooperated with you for the greenhouse continuations
Nice piece of work. Well thought out and nicely done. Thank you, wind.
Really looking good Al. Glad you had help. God Bless.
I am almost overjoyed for y’all!! Yes Sir 😇
Thank you for helping Al you guys. We would've all come helped too but Australia's a bit far 😂😂😂
Finally, you have made it. I was heaving on the ropes with you guys. A job well done. It certainly makes a huge difference when you walk into the greenhouse with all of the plastic on. Now I am looking forward to seeing what goes on inside in comfort. I think a few good names for the babies are, Buster, Topper, Beano, Dandy and because they hop around more than walk, Skippy.
That greenhouse is awesome! Each and every day getting towards your goal, you're almost there!!