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“Sun­shine and Sunsets….let the Light Shine In”

Intro­duc­ing our new Insu­lated Green­house structures

Now you can grow organ­i­cally all year long

Ask me how  con­tact ralph

 

 

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If you ever won­dered how to extend your sea­son into the win­ter, an insu­lated green­house is your answer. Key fea­tures is what makes these green­houses unique unlike their poly & glass  metal frame coun­ter­parts, the insu­lat­ing qual­i­ties along with heated soil, an effec­tive heat sink, solar pow­ered vents, cir­cu­lat­ing air, and a sup­ple­men­tal but yet low cost heat source for those frigid nights.. is what your plants need to sur­vive into the next sea­son, and don’t for­get a lit­tle TLC…every green­house needs this…

The nice thing about this con­cept is that you can build it your­self with every day mate­ri­als. Most green­houses can be built by a gen­eral crafts­man with basic car­pen­try skills and tools. There are a few tricks of the trade that you’ll need to learn about. Just e-mail me and I’ll be happy to help.

Email us at.…  con­tact ralph

Insu­lated green­houses work great for start­ing seedlings in the late win­ter or early spring so that you can get a head start on the grow­ing sea­son. The nice fea­ture is that now you leave them there all sum­mer long as well as all win­ter long, with proper care your plants will keep pro­duc­ing a nour­ish­ing har­vest. This is also the ideal place  to house your out­door pot­ted plants dur­ing colder win­ter months when the tem­per­a­ture in your zone may fall below the opti­mal tem­per­a­ture. When plan­ning for a insu­lated green­house take into con­sid­er­a­tion foun­da­tion prepa­ra­tion as you will need to achieve a way to warm the soil, this is very impor­tant since the roots of all plants are very sen­si­tive to temperature.

The posi­tion­ing of your Green­house and your stor­age require­ments will deter­mine the size of your new struc­ture. Type of heat sink is also crit­i­cal since you will have to fig­ure what is best to store radi­ant heat and how much room that will take.. If your zone has hard and cold win­ters then take into con­sid­er­a­tion the type of R-factor you’ll need to achieve all year round plant growth… All in all there is much to learn but not out of reach for those who truly want to achieve a rich and healthy grow­ing envi­ron­ment for your fam­ily needs. Yes the out­lay in the begin­ning may be a bit but not nearly as much as other alter­na­tives and the rewards are very grat­i­fy­ing as well as eco­nom­i­cal in the long run.

Now you too can enjoy and con­sume your very own freshly grown organic veg­eta­bles and herbs all year long. So if you want to dis­cuss your ideas or pos­si­bil­i­ties and approx­i­mate cost,  give a us a call… 719 302 4264…

Com­ing soon in the near future, an e-book and a how-to down-loadable video for all you green­house enthusiast’s who just love to grow…This video will actu­ally show you how my fam­ily and I are going to build our insu­lated green­house on our prop­erty at 10,000 ft ele­va­tion.. stay tuned in and book­mark this site.

 

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