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Major Labor day weekend Project done!
Hoggar 9/2/2012, 8:57 pm
The new Greenhouse has its floor.
Here is the floor plan.
Here is the finished product. 120, 12" X 12" concrete tiles
at $0.99 a piece.
Here is the floor plan.
Here is the finished product. 120, 12" X 12" concrete tiles
at $0.99 a piece.
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Re: Major Labor day weekend Project done!
camprn 9/2/2012, 8:58 pm
WOAH! very nice!!! 
43 years a gardener and going strong with SFG.
https://squarefoot.forumotion.com/t3574-the-end-of-july-7-weeks-until-frost
There are certain pursuits which, if not wholly poetic and true, do at least suggest a nobler and finer relation to nature than we know. The keeping of bees, for instance. ~ Henry David Thoreau
https://squarefoot.forumotion.com/t1306-other-gardening-books
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Re: Major Labor day weekend Project done!
CindiLou 9/2/2012, 9:53 pm
Great job! That will be so nice for your feet!
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Re: Major Labor day weekend Project done!
cheyannarach 9/2/2012, 11:37 pm
AWESOME JOB! It looks grrrreat!
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Re: Major Labor day weekend Project done!
Kelejan 9/3/2012, 1:21 pm
Lovely, can't wait to see it full of growing things. You do have underfloor heating? 
Keep us posted with your prgress,
My small project this weekend was trying to get ready for winter: clearing up the yard, and putting nearly finished compost on a new bed so that it finishes decomposes over the winter. Then I intemd to rake up all the leaves that fall, then nulch them and start a new compost pile along with as many grass clippings I can beg off my neighbours, instead of waiting until the snow has gone.
In addition I need to make slpace in my home for my Wriggly Hilton.
At least I dont have anyone living with me that I have to placate.
Who else had projects this long weekend?We are having loverly sunny weather.
Keep us posted with your prgress,My small project this weekend was trying to get ready for winter: clearing up the yard, and putting nearly finished compost on a new bed so that it finishes decomposes over the winter. Then I intemd to rake up all the leaves that fall, then nulch them and start a new compost pile along with as many grass clippings I can beg off my neighbours, instead of waiting until the snow has gone.
In addition I need to make slpace in my home for my Wriggly Hilton.
At least I dont have anyone living with me that I have to placate.
Who else had projects this long weekend?We are having loverly sunny weather.
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Re: Major Labor day weekend Project done!
Hoggar 9/3/2012, 6:26 pm
No under floor heating I don't have the $$$ for that I will
be heating the green house with a Solar heater I found plans
for on the web and moving the air about with 12volt fans
run by solar panels. the fan for the solar heater will also be
powered by the solar panels.
be heating the green house with a Solar heater I found plans
for on the web and moving the air about with 12volt fans
run by solar panels. the fan for the solar heater will also be
powered by the solar panels.
Hoggar- Posts : 307
Join date : 2011-03-30
Location : Salt Lake City, Ut
Re: Major Labor day weekend Project done!
ericam 9/3/2012, 6:31 pm
Very nice!
Love the solar panel ideas, hubby installed one on the kid's cubby house and it runs the light and a fan that is on a thermostat so that it turns on to extract air when the cubby house gets too hot. I think we're the only people around with a solar panel on a cubbyhouse, wish we could afford them for the roof!
Love the solar panel ideas, hubby installed one on the kid's cubby house and it runs the light and a fan that is on a thermostat so that it turns on to extract air when the cubby house gets too hot. I think we're the only people around with a solar panel on a cubbyhouse, wish we could afford them for the roof!
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Location : Grenfell, NSW, Australia
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