It looks like you do some good work Zogger! Looks nice! Is that at your house ?
It's just across the drive from our cabin, yes. I had built some small hoop houses for a garden season extender, and my boss found a complete full size greenhouse for sale cheap (talking ridiculous cheap compared to what a new one costs) used, so he snagged is as a gift to us (pay is low here but I get off the wall perks like that) but we had to tear it down and rebuild it. Took about a week with four guys doing all the work, but we have a huge greenhouse to use now all the time. Pull veggies out of it in the winter, and even have some fruit trees in there, got a fig almost ready to harvest soon. It's a little shorter than original, but still large, 24 x 76 I believe. GF does most of the stuff inside, doing our veggies and her flowers and house plants etc. I use a table in there for a shop, and can work on the riding mowers at the other end. It's OK working in there in the winter but like right now it is beastly hot and humid. Real early mornings aren't too bad in the summer, but anything after around 10 am, fergetaboutit.
hmm, OK, I'll run up and get some current pics
Looking down the main aisle, kubota diesel zero turn way down the opposite end
Plants, there's a fig tree on the left there and a whopper huge brussels sprout in that whiskey barrel. It's taller than I am. There's all sorts of plants in there, hundreds, who knows, bunches. GF pots up baby aloes from a momma aloe I got way back in the 80s, which is now pretty big. Even when I was having to live in my camper I kept that one house plant. When I got it it was like two inches, now you couldn't pick it up, even hard to move around with a hand truck. And it needs repotting again, to a bigger one.
A different smaller waterfall and pool. Not mortared, just laid up. A big blacksnake lives in there, back under in the blocks, in the winter, pretty funny! Keeps the mice and rats down I guess.... there's "wild" toads and treefrogs in there, too. Hmm,also preying mantis and who the heck knows what, it's a jungle.
workbench area, project saws, some runners, near runners, blah blah. Once they are well and truly runners, proven by cutting at least a tractor box load of wood, I move them out of the greenhouse, put them at the main house or in the barn or some place in the shed or swap them out. One is getting swapped out this weekend.
Outside view with a regular garden in front. We have four garden spaces but only two have stuff in them right now.
My local hardware/dealer is where I get my pallets from and they don't have the big bulk ones there because they get all of there stuff sent to them on the cheap ones. I have to search to not find broken ones. The plastic pallets are also nice because I don't have to replace them because of rot under the wood piles.
