In the greenhouse today I planted sweet corn, red, yellow, orange and green bell peppers, cantaloupe, beets, lettuce, and green beans. Besides my citrus trees (80+), I also have growing in the ground two varieties of tomatoes, 14 pineapples (two presently fruiting and the others in various stages of growth), a pomegranate tree, two varieties of bananas, artichokes, papayas, soon a bed of strawberries, four varieties of palm trees, a collection of orchids, plus various types of other flowering plants. So let it snow all it wants, and I hope it snows a ton this year, summer is just 300 feet away. - Millet

Bob
Sounds like you have been busy and one heck of a variety of vegetables.
Question, how do you pollinate the tomatoes? The reason that I ask is that I just read a greenhouse article where they use a leaf blower every other day with good results.
Have your propane prices fallen at the same rate as gasoline prices?
Karl

Karl, my tomatoes grow up a netting that is attached to the top of the greenhouse (11-feet). I just shake the netting whenever I pass by. I really do not know what the current price of propane is, I hope it is going down. - Millet

wow and there is enough sun light for these vegis or do you suppliment them?

Frank

The elevation of my greenhouse in Colorado is 5,480 ft. At this elevation the light intensity is very strong, even in the winter months. - Millet