Show us where you grow!!!

[shalene]

No greenhouse here but I have a grow room in the basement. My husband loves an engineering project so he set it up for me even though he is not a plant guy. The first picture is from the outside. The second shows the lights and there are shorter plants on the other side. The third picture is the rack with all the mounties which they are rapidly outgrowing. All my plants fit on this rack just 3 years ago!!!! Most everyone goes outside in the summer.
Please share your inside or outside spaces!!!

[janet_a]

imagine a photo of the windowseat in my living room bay window below:

[Cynthia, Prescott, AZ]

My temporary greenhouse:
http://www.pbase.com/schnitz/image/33042173/large
http://www.pbase.com/schnitz/image/33042171/large
and some visitors:
http://www.pbase.com/schnitz/image/26931769/large
Cynthia, Prescott, AZ

[shalene]

Very nice for a temp. greenhouse. Nice visitors also. I almost missed the third one!!! Are they identical???

[Cynthia, Prescott, AZ]

This was a photo to out do the camera buffs that were piecing together panaramas with their dog in every frame. I titled this one unpano. I had fun making a space ahead of time to put my cat into, and then splicing the pics together. Had to modify some cauliflower Phalaenopsis flowers using photo shop and a few other poor overlaps. By the end of the session, my cat was quite resigned to just sit wherever I put him. Cynthia

[shalene]

I wondered since they had the identical markings!! Very good job at editing.

[Dave]

Cynthia is that a beer bottle I see in the left hand corner of the third picture? the cats are a nice addition too.

[Cynthia, Prescott, AZ]

Yes, that is beer. Not many people notice it. I was fighting slugs at the time with numerous bowls of beer and probably collected a couple hundred dead slugs by the time I tried diatomaceous earth (DE). I put the bottle there for a conversation piece. The picture preceeded the experiment with DE. Never collected another slug after the DE was dusted around the floor of the GH. Slugs are not native to my part of Arizona, so, once gone, they've stayed gone. Cynthia, Prescott, AZ