Oh my, I can hardly believe over a month has flown by since my last post. It is past time for an update of what is going on in the greenhouse.
When I posted last it was practically empty. We had a night of below freezing temperatures a couple of weeks ago. I moved my plants into the greenhouse. The tomato plant you see near the left hand side looks sad, but it has quite a few tomatoes. I am crossing my fingers that they will grow a bit and ripen.
On the other side of the greenhouse are lots of pineapple plants, the lettuce, and a few ferns and other flowers.
Remember that container of dirt that I planted lettuce seeds in about a month ago..... Here is it. This picture was taken after I had clipped a bowl full of lettuce. I have missed homegrown organic lettuce. The never ending fresh lettuce in the middle of winter is one of my favorite benefits of a greenhouse.
The pineapple on one of the larger plants is growing well. We should be eating fresh pineapple in a month or so. (I do not know why the picture rotated itself.)
Some of the cuttings I took are showing signs of life. I hope this means they are growing roots as well. I am trying to be patient and will check them at the end of this month.
This biggest surprise to me what how quickly the dwarf lemon tree has grown. I should have put it in the greenhouse a month or so sooner. It went from looking okay to being covered in little bloom buds. I can hardly wait until they open. It seems like that happened overnight!
so nice to see all those green plants and sprouting life! It's so cold here at the moment, we had frost all day and it's beautiful, but I look forward to spring too! On our walk on Sunday I saw lots of buds on shrubs and trees already - amazing since some trees haven't even dropped all their leaves yet. My bulbs are all sprouting too, can't wait to see the colours of spring...
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