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Greenhouse

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Greenhouse

Photo: Susan Stiles

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Our greenhouse is a 14X20 post and beam structure. The north wall is brick with a built-in fireplace. The concrete floor is heated. It's our first year and we are looking forward to learning what we can grow over the winter (zone 6). The tree on the right is a yellowwood (Cladastris).

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