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Homestead Growing Dream – 16 x 24 Quonset Greenhouse Giveaway
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Homestead Growing Dream – 16 x 24 Quonset Greenhouse Giveaway
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Just a question… WE had a hard freeze early and all my garden is finished except my yellow cherry tomatoes and yes I did the wild gardening and it is in my front yard up against the house. I also grew sweet potatoes as grown cover and they did better than the ones in the garden. So my question is do I send you a picture of that and myself? I never take pictures with me in them! I have pictures of my plants this year just ones that well were in my wild gardening style. So should I hurry and take pictures of the one plant left? Or can I send ones without me in them? Thanks
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This would help us grow all year round! Anna Jansen on Youtube
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Would be a huge blessing to extend our growing season in zone 4b
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This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by SavedByGrace.
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This would be a great addition to help combat dicamba drift.
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I’m in Zone 6b, and a greenhouse would be put to good use. Thank you!
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Growing in South Louisiana to create a permaculture system on my property to help sustain like-minded family and neighbors, Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
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This was my first year growing potatoes and providing almost all of our produce. Thank you for all your tips and encouragement over the years!
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Thank you for the opportunity. This is my granddaughter helping me pick up potatoes.
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Hello everyone,
Im Felicia from Georgia
I bought 3 acres 4 years ago, I have always loved gardening. Good luck to each and everyone may God bless you all.
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Good luck to you as well!!
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My husband and I have 30 acres here in Southern Tennessee and a greenhouse would really be helpful not only to us but to help others too.
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My photo didn’t post.. 🙁
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This is a fantastic giveaway. We relocated out of the city finally last year, went back to our Midwest roots. We bought a fixer upper and some extra land we are building on. The new homestead will support my mom as she ages and the children as we homeschool. I work my Fanny off and have loved Danny and Wanda, many others, called upon what my grandmothers bestowed in terms of knowledge. We have grown a lot as a family unit. God has been so good to us. I would love a Greenhouse like this to use on our acreage in Sparta, MO: we have been working toward a market garden with that property while we build and work and live. It is very important to me to build something that a community can benefit from, not just us. Regardless, happy growing to you all!
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When I was a kid my next door neighbor Mr. Mac use to help me run his tiller and help him in his garden, that never left me and I’m trying to teach the next generation my children the value and knowledge of growing your own food we live in town but have a huge lot this green house would be so awesome and help us manage a better garden. These are my kids in what’s left of our garden today.
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In Northern Arizona elavation 4700 ft. We had good warmth to bring out all the fruiting flowers on our trees in our garden in April this year. With a surprise late frost in May, wam no fruit at all this year. Weather is crazy even in sunny Arizona. We need to grow inside a greenhouse.
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I think having another way to safely grow food would enhance the food forest I am trying to achieve. I would use that tunnel for cool weather crops, as this greenhouse is heated. It houses my citrus, as I can’t keep them outside, nor can I drag them in and out if my house anymore lol. I love learning different ways to grow food and orange my food. Never stop learning!
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