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I am thinking of utilizing beds indise my greenhouse as a way to extend my veggie growing time. As I live in zone 8, I think I should be able to at the very least grow things like lettuce almost year-round.
Has anyone done here done this? Any hints or tips you would like to pass along?
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Great question, to add on to that, if you have done this, how large of a greenhouse would you need to have to grow veggies year around?
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I don't have a green house either...my mom wants to get one so maybe I get ask her to give me one shelf I suppose you could just try planting some lettuce inside, they do start quite easily
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we had a green house, when i lived at home (also zone 8). it did extend our growing period to nearly all year, i think (because our's wasn't heated) that we got 11 months of usuable growing time for veggies, and almost no freeze.
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