EDUCATIONAL INCUBATION & HATCHING CHAT THREAD, w/ Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs

Hey Dax some of other things that have been keeping me busy is the garden. Built some small one plant cold frames last weekend out of plastic barrels from a friend. Still need to put together the garden/chicken coop.
Was it you that was interested in the raised garden with liner and the piping City or was that someone else. If it was you did I ever remember to send you the plans?
 
Hey Dax some of other things that have been keeping me busy is the garden. Built some small one plant cold frames last weekend out of plastic barrels from a friend. Still need to put together the garden/chicken coop.
Hmm, never thought of doing that. I can get pretty much a endless supply of them. I've used them to cover bushes in winter but never thought of using them for early planting.
Knee deep in snow right now and 6* tonight, but I know what I'm doing come spring if we ever get it...
Thanks!:thumbsup
 

Yo, what's up with that, clicked on your coffee shop link and it took me to google maps, salmon river, pulaski area. I've never had a good cup of joe out of those salmon shacks, lol, but that was way back when snagging was still legal,early 90s?

Never mind...., I think I've been hoodwinked....

:lol:
 
Hmm, never thought of doing that. I can get pretty much a endless supply of them. I've used them to cover bushes in winter but never thought of using them for early planting.
Knee deep in snow right now and 6* tonight, but I know what I'm doing come spring if we ever get it...
Thanks!:thumbsup
Here’s what I did. They are 55 gallon plastic barrels. Cut in half. Take a square out the top and bottom using the cutouts as cleats. Screw plastic to the remaining lid. Inside that you will, see a 5 gallon bucket of water to act as a heat sink. Plant is thriving even though we’ve had some freezing. Not super cold though, ground temp inside is 55 water temp is 72. Soil temp outside is 44.

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