Mid-June Greenhouse Tour!

Kareen Erbe of Broken Ground takes you on a tour of her greenhouse in mid-June. She goes through the succession of plants that she has in the greenhouse and what the transition looks like from spring to summer. She also covers some other uses for her greenhouse.
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Master Gardener Kareen Erbe of Broken Ground helps people living in cold climates grow their own food so they can eat healthier, live more sustainably, and be more self-reliant. Through her Resilient Homestead Program, Online Edible Backyards Series, and 1:1 consultations, Kareen is committed to getting as many people as possible building a resilient life that enables them to not only live their values and connect to their community but to feed their families safe and healthy food.
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[@growingmyown]

Everything in the greenhouse is looking so green and lush.

[@DDGLJ]

Beautiful! I just can’t get nasturtiums to germinate in my greenhouse. Do you have any tips? I just leave the tomatoes, cucumbers and zucchini in there all summer and have more food than we can eat, but it is in full shade after 4 pm.

[@BrokenGround]

Interesting. When do you plant them in your greenhouse? That might be one of the issues. I put seeds in the garden beds back in March. But they did take awhile to emerge.

[@growingmyown]

New friend here from Growing My Own.

[@BrokenGround]

Welcome and thanks for watching my video!