All change in the greenhouse

It's that time of year when lots of things move out of the greenhouse to make way for the tomatoes, peppers and aubergines etc. so I thought it was a good time to let you have another peep inside. 

If you prefer you can scroll to the bottom of the post and watch the video instead.

Again let's first look from the doorway.

 Now let'a have a closer look.

To the side of the doorway is a small shelf with a mish-mash of plants. The jacaranda was given the chop. last year and is reshooting. Behind it is a lily that I forgot to label.

Then as we turn at right angles there is a couple of troughs holding our second batch of pea shoots, then a couple more troughs containing our first batch of salad leaves, tomatoes waiting to be planted up and young pepper and aubergine plants. (I must say our tomato plants look far healthier in reality than the photos imply).

In front of this staging resting on the floor are recently sown annual flower seeds alongside of which is a banana plant that would be outdoors if the wind ceased, as it is the wind would rip the leaves to shreds in no time. In front of the banana is a tub of dahlias. The tubers were placed in the tub to overwinter after being grown on the plot but we decided that we would like to leave them in there and grow them in the garden so they too will go outside if the wind decides to calm down.

Behind the banana plant are the peach, nectarine and apricot trees and in front of those young squash and pumpkin plants

The fruit trees have each set some fruit although in the case of the apricot  only two fruits remain.

On the shelf to the right of the trees are small trays of seedlings, morning glory and cucumber plants.

At the far end of the greenhouse on the bench are more tomato plants, recently sown climbing French and runner beans and more seedlings.

Now up the other side of the greenhouse.

On the shelf are the small pelargonium (geranium if you prefer) plants raised from cuttings and Martyn's experimental tomato plants.

On the floor tomato and cucumbers have been planted in growbags with trays of pea shoots and violas tucked into any available space and along the path are potted up sweetcorn plants.

Just inside the door are the fig plants and various pots of ornamentals. The osteospernums have been cut back and the figs have fruit.

Then looking upwards the grapevine is now in full growing mode and will need keeping under control. The bunches of fruity have already begun to set.

Finally for those of you that enjoy viewing them I've put together a video showing more or less the same thing. Just to warn you the video is almost seven minutes long.

Copyright: Original post from Our Plot at Green Lane Allotments http://glallotments.blogspot.co.uk/ author S Garrett