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galwaybeginner
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 Posted: Fri Apr 02, 2010 9:22 pm Post subject: Polytunnel vision |
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This is my tunnel as it stands now.
I'll post updates through the Summer. At the moment the majority of life is in the house on windowsills, but hope you enjoy these starting pics (or collages of pics)!
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OffalyGoodLife
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It's great to see so much coming up - starting to make me (a) worry we should be doing more and (b) really want a poly-tunnel! Looking forward to seeing how the season progresses.
Incidentally, for picture collages like this, try googling "autostitch" - its a free downloadable programme that stitches photos together relatively seamlessly. Probably designed for panoramic landscapes, but useful for your journeys through your poly-tunnel as well!
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galwaybeginner
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| Thanks OffalyGoodLife, I actually prefer the rough look. But appreciate the advice.
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treehugger
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Covering your little treasures with fleece 24/7 for the next 3 or 4 weeks will improve your results.
Do remove the fleece on sunny days .
Happy Growing
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Liz D
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| Looks great! I better get my garlic planted so...
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