Mini Greenhouse Transformation

How I transformed my raised garden into a mini greenhouse 

After a record-breaking harvest this summer my soil needed a little help.

Seedlings from my nursery transferred into their permanent garden.
I made sure I left room for spinach, lettuce, and broccoli.  

The polycarbonate roof is the first step in enclosing my greenhouse. This photo is from the spring before the coating was added.

I finally coated my frame with stain and waterproofing. Even though it will be completely covered all winter this will be one less task I will need to do in the spring. The waterproofing was sprayed on so as a precaution I covered the soil first. 

The major component of the conversion from summer to winter is the greenhouse cover. I laid it out so that you would get a better idea of how big it is. I also used a heavier gauge covering the year.

Here is a look at how my Endless Summer Garden is progressing.

Ready for the harsh days ahead. In a future post, I will show what hardware I have added inside to keep things nice and warm once the temps drop into the single digits.

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