ceiling of the GH Yeah, I saw that.Thought it was some kind of an insulated blanket to prevent heat loss.An apple a day...good! :lol:

Whoa, that B.armata is a fine specimen. :shock: :compress: Wouldn't have thought it could handle all the UK rain. Reflected heat from adjacent b...

:shock: Oh oh.

much colder inside of the GH than outside in a sunny day Would've thought the snow slid off... :| No, the table is not empty. I have enough plants on ...

Chad, sorry I missed your New Year's day post.Is that a Cholla in your second pic? Very impressive gardens, beautiful plants well grown.Sorry you've ...

I've never heard of such a thing either, Tavi.To actually hear the sound it creates, wow!Doesn't bode well for underground pipes :? Barb

Thank you Igor.I'm so glad I put the T3 thermocube in the Brahea's enclosure as the armata is more sensitive to cold than the Washies I would think.Pl...

Igor, wonderful to get to see your plants again :D Must be wonderful to work in there on a sunny winter day.Excellent idea to sink that cold frame in...

Mike, yeah, what a weird reversal.I recall last year (or the winter previous to that?) that we were warmer than Erik in Oklahoma.Maybe the poles rever...

Love the colour on both, marceli.And the filaments on the Y.ele.Very nice.Barb

Let me know if it works... :lol:

Perfect! Looks soooo nice.Although the word "arctic" isn't lost on us in North America. :wink: Your temp is so mild, it might need some water?Barb

what the heck is happening to the N. America? new Ice Age.