Planting Days | December, 2019

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We are homesteading on a 65 acre farm in the middle of the Shawnee National Forest in the southern tip of Illinois. It seems to be an ever growing list, but currently alpacas, horses, a milk cow and calf, chickens, guinea fowl, a sheep, pet pigs, dogs and cats are the animals on the farm. Our gardens are around two acres plus a young orchard, various berries and many other annual and perennial plants. A commercial greenhouse, doing all of the spring crop items including flowering and garden bedding plants, hanging baskets, pots and containers, keeps us extremely busy from late January through May. Join us on our journey to a more self sustainable life.
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[@Duncan1900Homestead]

Awesome! It looks great, and I bet they'll do just fine in there. That's the way to have greens and not worry about recalls.

[@JustLiving2018]

Well hello there my friend. Good to see you. It looks great, glad I stopped in.

[@MsLippy]

I think they will do just fine Sir, thank you for sharing and blessings to yalls winter harvest.

[@christiebetts4970]

Lookin good!

[@ClintL63]

just a question; could you just put the visqueen on just for the spring and take it off after you pull out all your starts? and then use it another year? I am fixin to build a cattle panel one; is it just easier to put new on next year?

[@reddutchessfarm4917]

On a small greenhouse I would put new on every year. It’s fairly inexpensive. However, you may want to consider UV treated greenhouse plastic (6 mil) that has a four year rating and if cared for you can probably get six years out of it.