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People are always telling me how they dream one day of having a greenhouse, but right now their pocketbook just can't afford it. Well, been there but I also "done that!"
I have made little greenhouses out of what I have around, or could get inexpensively.
Just to start off seedlings for my garden, I planted seeds and grew them under a flourescent light fixture in my cellar. I placed the planted trays of seeds on a bench underneath the lights. No bench? Take a couple of cement blocks and lay a wide board on top, use an old card table. Look around you will find something.. I lowered the fixture to be 4" off the surface. As the seeds emerged I would raise the light fixture to keep it 4" off the little leaves. I actually got the plants to transplant stage. If you want to get really accurate about this, you would use 2 red fluorescent bulbs and 2 blue flourescent bulbs, which is exactly what the expensive grow lights are, but I didn't know that at the time and it still worked.
When the weather got warmer, which is when it stopped snowing in my head, I looked outside for what I could do in addition to the cellar lights. I took 4 bales of hay(you can get mulch hay for $1 a bale most places)and placed them into a square. Now I had a nice little hay-sided house without a roof. I found an old glass storm door and laid it on top, adjusting the bales so it covered them completely. Voila, a very insulated cold frame! Just perfect for growing those little seedlings on. Now we have thick walls but a cold, cold floor. The old fashioned way to solve the cold floor problem and also to add some nice bottom heat was to spread fresh manure on the bottom. It's true, fresh manure(horse, cow, chicken, or rabbit to name a few)gives off heat. It also gives off carbon dioxide wh....[MORE]
The question as to what is to become of the residences, clinics, schools and greenhouses of the Israeli settlers once they leave Gaza this summer may seem like a minor subplot in the epic struggle for a peaceful resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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