San Antonio

Oh it's sold as of 2 hours ago

 

This one is closer and still available for 1200 but it's bill of sale might be stolen

 

Get it you want do it

 

It's gone sold already

 

Cut it all up and put 44’s on it

 

Then go get it

Should ask

And you got urself all worked up for nothing

Scam

 

Alright friends, now I've gone and done it.
No, not that.
Officially registered as "old"; made my SS benefits application to be effective 4/21!

 

picture?

what type greenhouse do you have?

I had a garden every where I lived, until I moved to SA in 2015. I finally started back up this past March 2020.

 

I replaced both of mine 2 years ago, but I happened to notice a price error on the left brake caliper, it’s supposed to be $81 but listed for $18


Power Stop L3201 Autospecialty Remanufactured Caliper

$72 Power Stop Front Left L3201 One Stock Replacement Brake Caliper

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01CNW0DW2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_fabc_kpeYFbYD8NJ0Y?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

 

It's a Palram Hybrid 6x8.




I just raised it up with 2 more 4x4 layers at the base. The blue is bubble wrap the wife bought by accident for something else, so I made her feel better by using it as some insulation. I just put the whole thing up in June, so this is the first winter for it. It's main job in life is to winter the backyard and pool plants.

 

nice, I bought a large hoop house, never put it, or bought the plastic, I would probably only put half of it if I did.
I’m afraid the winds will tear it up, waste money, I live up on a hill and it gets windy here often. I was kicking the can around about building a hot house again last week to get a start on Spring veggies.

Pics from this past season of my Victory Garden. Plants didn’t hit the ground until about mid March, 75% of the produce was given away(neighbors, friends and needy families), and for about 2 weeks straight during the peak growing days, it was about 200-300 maters a day. I didn’t plant much for the Fall season.

 

If you add some large buckets or large containers full of water underneath those shelves, it will provide additional heat, the water will heat up during the day and it will take several hours to cool back down.

 

That is a NICE garden sir! We're space challenged with a pool taking most of the back yard, and it's all flowers and vines along the fence. In the summer, I mess with tomatos and peppers mostly in the greenhouses I've had. For year one of this thing, I did pretty mediocre! It's much hotter than the open air frame of my old one. Like I said, it's mostly for winter, but I will play again next summer. We can usually eat what does get grown, and it's a thrill to give anything away.

 

Oh, underneath the shelves is now completely filled with Hibiscus and such. I have a little space heater that I used in the old one. My thermostat just came today - tried to avoid buying anything else, but the space heater just doesn't know when to stop, and opens the thermo-controlled roof vents! They also turn on too soon. I'll solve that tomorrow.

 

You can always replace traditional landscape plants with vegetable plants or fruit trees.

The next house I own, I will not have flower/landscape beds...

 

I suppose we could. Wouldn't be the same or what we enjoy though!

 

I hear ya, .

It just sucks to put all the effort in maintaining shrubs/plants, trimming, pulling weeds, thinning them etc, they look real nice, and that’s about it, they taste like crap lol many are poisonous too.

I consider those plants wasted energy on my part, if I take care of something I’d rather the plant give back and produce food.

 

passion vine, I have some of those.