If you are running out of window sill space for your tender seedlings then you might like to try erecting a simple shelf. The one I've had for a couple of years was badly warped so I made a new one today. :) G x
(http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y30/georgie_girl15/WindowSillShelf.jpg)
;D ;D ;D...You just remained me how my kitchen looked before I had my greenhouses
Ah, well, ummm....
I've got two mini greenhouses too and they are also full! ;D
G x
The Long Haired general would not allow that in this house, Well, not unless the plant pots matched the color scheme
LOL!
G x
If you haven't got any wood around, go to Wilkinsons, they have plastic staging which you can mess around with to suit your space to an extent. I paid £7 or 8.99 for some last week. 8)
E maggie is it possible to leave the bottom 2 shelves off?
It would be nice to have seen,but the photo seems to have been removed
::)
Oops sorry, I've been moving pictures around in Photobucket. Here it is again. G x
(http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y30/georgie_girl15/Edibles/WindowSillShelf.jpg)
Great idea and use of space :D
Quote from: northener on April 20, 2008, 14:46:36
E maggie is it possible to leave the bottom 2 shelves off?
I have it just one shelf high, and I have left the bottom shelf off Northener. It is completely full with trays of seedlings and cuttings on top and it is holding up well. Obviously you have to use the bottom side bars, but as they are side by side there is room to balance a few small pots on them ;D
Its for in the greenhouse my plan is to put 3 sungolds in the ground, because they don't grow very high put a shelfing arrangement above them with my chillis on. This looks ideal cheers Neil