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Dan... Crud can't remeber your whole user name, anyway this neat article about grafted plants made me think of you. http://m.phys.org/news/2016-01-grafted-genomes.html

Very nice

Me too

Yes I can see the heat being a downfall, all climates have there pros and cons. One day Id like to try some sort of passive heating system, something a bit more sofistacated than barrels filled with water, though it does work alright. Most people use wood stoves here so that is also worth...

I have. That's a great idea. I use frost covers in there early on. My do I envy your growing season. Currently I do not heat it.

I don't use it in the winter ( yet ) but I'm in there as late as mid November and as early as February (planting season outdoors here is late May-early September) it sure adds to my season, its 16x40 (I picked up 2, 20x40 frames I've yet to put up this year, so excited). I do grow some flowers...

Haven't tended the greenhouse in a month or so. Finnally took a look yesterday and was rewarded for my neglect with some goodies. Also a few squash

Neat never heard of Egyptian spinach

No I haven't I'd love to see pic of your work on that project

I know I always say mulch, but mulch, and deep! with whatever you can get, hopefully the mulch will hold water long enough and eventually the soil with absorb it, and losen up again. You could even through plastic over the much and hold the moisture in better, or cook everything to a crisp... I...

Cool thing about the wood mulch (back to Eden style) most of what I added is already dirt, time to add more!

Sure can. I'd love some luffa seeds.

lol I don't know yet, first season growing them. Orange flesh so I'm guessing sweet, and smooth textured...think I'll use it for pie, we will see...

Guatemalan blue

Picked cucumbers, may be making some pickles. And here is my big guy with a big squash.

How's the trap work? Home made?

Thanks Sure does wonders for my biceps Lol!

I understand that

The second 2 pond photos are in the wrongs spots they should be the last two... The hay is to prevent erosion until the plants come it.

So I dug a pond, counts as gardening to me... So still more to do there, but I took a break from the pond to clean the run, and used all the deep litter I pulled out to start and apple Gail. The second layer is hay, next wood mulch, then I will cover with clear plastic to sprout the...