I finally got around to making a few more pictures of the greenhouse.
I find that I 'm really liking this house even though I have practically outgrown it within the first month. So far it is easy to keep warm, but I haven't had any frigid weather to test how it does during those times.
Full lengh view taken early AM Friday morning.
View of entrance door:
Inside shots:
Main heater...a little over 19,000 BTU's.
Additional heat, if needed.....electric oil heater.
Office area....(LOL...) if you're wondering why they're on
skids....well, you've never sat in a chair in beach-like sand!!
The large red heater's thermostat had a ten degree range between low and high.
I didn't like this much heat drop and so had a friend install a thermostat that keeps it within a 4-5 degree range. Works very nice...
Citrus and other vegetation:
Sanbokan, Owari, Croxton, Juanita, Ponderosa, Parson Brown, and Meiwa (from Stan)
Ten Swingle awaiting grafts
Flying Dragons awaiting grafts
Flying Dragon roostock grafted onto (11/04) various stock from Scott K.
Variegated Citron budding out on Flying Dragon in 3 1/2 wks.
This is one of two dwarf Namwah bananas from Ned
I also have a Raja Puri banana from Stan.
Other plants growing inside include:
Duranta, Alocasia Esculenta, angel wing begonias, Kimberly Queen ferns, Asparagus fern, Hibiscus, gardenia, Pineapple Guava, 2 varieties of rosemary, basil, brugmansia, ornamental potato vines, airplane plants, 3 taichang lemon seedlings, Hirado Butan, calamondin, meyer, miho, variegated citron, ponkan, Buddha's Hand, ponderosa, and a couple other citrus cuttings I can't think of, that have been rooting for about 4 weeks now.
That's it for now.