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I love snow-- but am eagerly awaiting spring-time in my Ohio garden!
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Just signed up here, I started a small garden last year. It did well considering I started my seeds late in the season. This year I will be starting my seeds either a bit early or on time. I've a greenhouse I bought that should be here on the 26th, I already have a small greenhouse which is where my seeds will be until ready to transplant into larger pot/area.
I am working on my greenhouse setup as I would love to be able to grow all year, but we get high winds where I live so this greenhouse may have to be taken down when that season hits so I do plan to grow enough to not only have fresh veggies but enough to can for the off growing season. The new greenhouse is a 20' x 10' x 7' hoop type, hence the reason it may have to be taken down at the end of our growing seasons and the winds pick up in the fall/winter months.
Growfully Jenna Would love to see photos of your greenhouse progress! I've been wanting to do something similar for years and just can't ever seem to get it done.
Lori Me too, but this year I decided I was done waiting, my husband got himeself a workshed so I decided I could get myself a greenhouse. I'll try to remember to post pictures.
How do I delete a garden plan and start over?
John Ehrling Click on âmy plansâ at the top. Then check the box next to your old plan and click the trash can icon.
Or, you can simply create a new plan!
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Is there a way to lock a whole plan in horitsketch and duplicate? Wanting to try a couple of garden bed layouts and don't want to lose all of the work of my first plan (where house/garage/etc lie on property).
John Ehrling Hi Kimberly, if you go to my plans, check the box next to your plan, at the top you will see a button to duplicate the plan. If you need more help email me at info@gardensavvy.com
A. E. Me too. I am in NY.
Susan Dillard Same here in northern Idaho!
Jim Yup yup in MA