So you have the best of all the seasons to grow something different in. That is awesome.

Love, Love, Love your hoop house! I can see how you can continue growing throughout the season as the plants can tolerate the cold in there. I found that the cucamelons were too tough for my liking. I

At least the date says it's spring, but the weather, not so much! I will start Zinnia and Marigolds today, giving me something to do this morning. Your onions look nice and strong, good job!

Apparently, coating the pipes does work, and the camera showed success. It was horrendous at $11,000. Just when I had no bills, lol. Plus, over the winter months, the driveway heaved terribly and developed

I think all of us are feeling the effects from prices skyrocketing. Watching spending has become the norm for us. sigh...

Thank you, finally, the plumbing is done, and the final inspection showed success. Yay, what a process that was.

Dang, more to be removed. Geeze whiz Jay so sorry. Lovely photos!

Congrats on a successful gardening season. You are winding up and we here in the north are excited to get started. Just waiting for a bit of a warm up. I wish I could grow citrus but with harsh winters

I know it was hard hearing about her illness, but I know that you and Randy will give her the best treatment available. Love and hugs to Chloe

It was only a matter of time. Less funding for individual states has been happening for a while now. Try living in New York State, we have property tax, school tax, 8% tax on every purchase, not to forget

Ed, Eric’s Theme was outstanding and reverberated throughout my entire being listening to it. I think my soul remembered my root heritage listening to it. ❤️

Oh no, not again with photos not showing up. Geez!

I hope you got yours fixed too, Melinda. This cost us a small fortune for us on a retired income.

I can’t imagine how much more it would have cost. It was already at $11,000.

Hope you feel better, that is a lot of work for you to do all in one day.

Nice, you salvaged some of the posts. That's not bad after all those years outside.

Me too! It is so cold right now in western, N.Y., and I'm still waiting to get the greenhouse going, sigh....

Yay, Hellebores are a sure sign that spring is arriving. Glad you are getting a few gardens cleaned out this early; that is always a plus. Cornbeef sounds delightful.

Thanks, Mike. Can you believe this crazy winter pattern? It is nuts!

Me too, I feel better eating keto. I hope you don't get the snow we got, geeze, I would love to open the greenhouse.