View from the greenhouse door

[chris]

Nice greenhouse plymouthred! I should have bought a bigger one

[Pa Snips]

More of a 'guided tour' than a 'view from the door'.

Okay, here goes...

Upon entering the balmy confines of my glass dominion one may turn to the right in order view my infant umbelliferae...that's 'carrot seedlings' to me and thee.



Their immediate stable-mates come in the form of onions, more onions, spring onions and more spring onions. Do I really need that amount of onionage?






The busy buckets are the little spring onions.

*Continued on next post*

[Pa Snips]

Nestled between the onions are two shallow trays housing Mustard and Land Cress...





After which we may pay a visit to the peas, two of which are now dead thank you kitty cat.



Whom are kept company by the tomatoes...



And the parsnips...



*Continued on the next post*

[Pa Snips]

Upon reaching the farthest end of this shrine to vegetable growing we may witness the bushy beauty that is...the redcurrant!



Then, as we turn to make our way along the second side, the first thing that comes into view is a shelf of lettuce and strawberries...



Below which live the broccoli...



To the side of the strawberries and lettuce are more strawberries...



And below these, the cabbage...



*Yet more to come on the next post*

[VirginVegGrower]

I've just shared my view from the greenhouse door on Twitter. Can't get past the door to get in

[Pa Snips]

On closer inspection it becomes apparent that some strawberries are doing rather well, not well enough to eat just yet, but getting ever closer...





Outside, if one were to look down, a sack or three of potatoes should be plainly seen...



Phew! Nearly there.

*Continued...blah, blah, blah*

[Pa Snips]

Can I stop this silly 'tour guide' voice now? Please?

M'kay then...

Raised bed. It's got stuff living in it. Carrots, onions, broccoli, cabbage, beetroot, lettuce and a solitary spud.



And finally, next to the ex-vehicle-body shed, the leaf bin and newly acquired (freebie) compost bin...




Thank you for joining us on this tour today, please have a safe journey home.

The End.

[bradlo]

My first year and must say really enjoying myself

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Looking good my friend!!!!!

[veggiechicken]

Can I stop this silly 'tour guide' voice now? Please?
Thank you for joining us on this tour today, please have a safe journey home.
The End.

I have just one thing to say, Pa, You're crazy
Make that two things - it all looks good

[taff]

some of the attachments don't work, but the picutres look good how organised!!!

[Pa Snips]

I have just one thing to say, Pa, You're crazy

Thank you for the compliment

Make that two things - it all looks good

I can only thank 'the source' for that (you may substitute the word 'source' for 'god' or 'creator' if you prefer) I am merely an instrument in the creation.

[veggiechicken]

Thank you for the compliment
I can only thank 'the source' for that (you may substitute the word 'source' for 'god' or 'creator' if you prefer) I am merely an instrument in the creation.

More modest people would have put it down to being a member of this Forum!

[Pa Snips]

some of the attachments don't work, but the pictures look good how organised!!!

Thank you, I'm glad you liked the pictures you did see, and I'm clueless as to why some of the attachments didn't work.

I'll try to fix them.

[Potstubsdustbins]

Nice looking Pa, just need some Tumblers in the hanging baskets.

Colin

[Pa Snips]

But then I would have to evict the strawberries, which might not be a bad idea as they don't seem to like being outdoors, in fact they stood up proudly when they went in the baskets and seem to have since shrunk. Perhaps they should go back into pots in the greenhouse.

Hmmm, tumbling toms