Ryan, I'd love to see photos of your greenhouse setup. Millet, same for you, I'm very interested to see how you both do such an outstanding job. I'm trying to get my wee little greenhouse set up, but it's really just a clear shed, and not a "real" climate-controlled greenhouse, like you both have.

Bob's greenhouse can be seen here: link

Bob also had a article here: http://books.google.com/books?id=Df7tQXB1rEsC&pg=PA15&lpg=PA15&dq=citrus.forumup,+greenhouse+citrus+in+colorado+bob+koch&source=bl&ots=GigQcIFvm5&sig=IyctwD6IQd9NrgG_AT8_FgfdMvk&hl=en&sa=X&ei=Yu_RUNaBEpHi9gS12YGYBA&sqi=2&ved=0CDIQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=citrus.forumup%2C%20greenhouse%20citrus%20in%20colorado%20bob%20koch&f=false

They look great, the Key lime pie is the best.

Thank you, Laaz, off to check out both links

Laaz, either I completely forgot anything about the magazine article in the above post, or I have never seen it. Anyway, it is news to me. I don't know anything about, nor have ever read a magazine concerning log homes. - Millet

Why are we looking at log cabins?

You tell me...

Hah, how funny, Millet! You don't remember providing comment for the article? It was a nice article, and your greenhouse is huge, my goodness. I also have to say I have tractor envy, too. Miss our nice little JD we had in Indiana.

Patty, green and yellow tractors are all we ever purchase. We have three tractors, one larger and one smaller then the tractor shown in the post, all green and yellow.. As they say "Nothing Runs Like A Deere". My citrus hobby is also green and yellow. Don't seem to be able to get away from those colors. . - Millet

Well, love those green & yellow tractors, lol! Our middle daughter learned to drive ours before she learned how to drive a car, and it sure helped her pass her driving test.

I am proud to know what is a quilt ...

Mike, you'd be shocked how many USA folks have no idea what a "Hoosier" is, either! Especially folks on the west coast. I can say with confidence, being a native Californian, that most folks in the state of California live in a bit of a bubble. Now, if you're from the midwest, then yes, just about everyone knows that a Hoosier is a person from the state of Indiana. The odd thing - no one really knows where the term came from, or what it exactly means. Lots of speculation, but no firm knowledge as to the origin of the term.

http://www.in.gov/history/2612.htm

And, the "quilt" part of my handle refers to my other beloved hobby, quilting. And, I really improved my techniques and quilting abilities in those 10 years in the state of Indiana, as I lived in the second-largest Amish population in the United States, outside of Lancaster County, PA. They all quilt, and I really was able to improve my hand-quilting skills.

This has nothing to do with citrus, and enough about me! Still lusting after Millet's beautiful green and yellow tractor!! Brings back great memories. And, next time I'm out in Denver visiting my middle daughter, going to let Millet know, and maybe I'll get to have a tour of that awesome greenhouse!

Shiranui arrived today! Very excited about this one