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  • Spring has sprung, and now it’s summer

    6/27/2026 Introduction As I was growing up, I never really understood the meaning of the phrase “Spring has Sprung.” In my mind, I pictured this enormous spring that took several, if not hundreds, of people to compress. Then, when the time was ripe, the tension would be released, the winter weather would disappear, and then… Read more…


  • There’s got to be a morning after…

    The content reflects on experiences from winter 2026 in a greenhouse, discussing the impact of severe temperature changes and the management of plants and bees. Despite losing one bee colony and a few plants, preparations for spring are ongoing, with new grow lights and early planting underway, highlighting resilience and adaptation. Read more…


  • Batten Down The Hatches

    The post details the author’s preparation for winter weather in their greenhouse, contrasting this year’s proactive measures with last year’s reactive efforts. They reinforced the structure with insulation and better heating, monitored conditions with new instruments, and analyzed data to evaluate plant survival. The experience has been both informative and rewarding. Read more…