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Produce => Under Glass => Topic started by: tim on August 21, 2007, 09:14:23
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These are 8 feet up!
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Just been tidying mine up again, wish I had 8' of room!
::)
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Mine have doubled over against the roof and are heading back earthwards :)
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Wow Tim i don't know about green fingers you must green hands they put my poor things to shame. :-[
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Same here Barnowl.. one black cherry in the polytunnel is at least 8' long...
;D
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you have me worried now.
I have to build up a base so that my greenhouse is on a flat peice of ground.
I was going to just put the greenhouse on top and before i put the glass in hammer in some posts so that i can support tomatos on both sides of the greenhouse. I am not sure how i would then sink the level a foot and keep the greenhouse level.
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Without a brick/concrete base you can't...
:(
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phew, not going mad then ;D
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This is what we did.
Wasn't cheap!
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I definatly cant do that were not alowed permiant stuctures on the site.
looks good though.
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We have to breath in and duck to get in our GH. Might consider doing that with the one at home .Thats if we get the time over the winter.
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Hi
What I did with my small greenhouse was to dig down the path about a foot and shore up the sides with pallet wood. This gives a step down to the path but headroom to work in.
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Well worth it.
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I'm def going to have to grow compact plants or somehow lean them over like espaliers!
moonbells
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The added height also helps with keeping things cool.
Our home made polytunnels are 9.5 feet high and the added height is so handy
http://pigletsplots.blogspot.com/2007/06/tunnels.html
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What about Wilko's arches in the polytunnel???
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you could do but I have wires going from one end to the other which serve two purposes, one to train my vines along and secondly as cane supports for the tomatoes et al.