We were shown where the tomatoes, cucumbers, green beans & peppers were grown.
In every green-house there were 'working' bees brought in from a local bee-keeper to pollinate the plants. Gwynn was fascinated with them as they flew back and forth from their boxes.
This Greenhouse is only minutes from the mouse-house so it will be nice to pop over to pick up fresh produce this summer.
Hope you had a Happy St. Patrick's Day.
hugs, Deb
To see the world through a child's eyes.... would be remarkable!
ReplyDeleteI bet it was toasty in there! Those green tomatoes look nice and plump!
ReplyDeleteps...I wonder what the flying cats did while you were gone! haha.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing place!
ReplyDeleteI hope they have a website because I'd love to know more about their growing techniques. Thanks for the tour.
All that fresh greenery is nice after endless days of drab and melting snow =)
ReplyDeleteGwynn is a sweetie!
A perfect way to spend St. Patrick's Day!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great St. Patrick's Day! Gwynn is so adorable! I still can't believe she is such a big girl now!
ReplyDeleteI worked in a greenhouse one winter to learn how to develope my own small home one - lots to know. It was so lovely on sunny days when early spring was still a little chilly outside! I hope you got to enjoy a little extra light from the sun if not exactly sunshine today! What a great place to have for a "light break" in winter!
Love,
Lily
What fun! Warm, too, I bet! Fresh produce ... lucky you!
ReplyDeleteHugs and purrs.....
What a great way to spend the day, Deb...
ReplyDeleteAnd with Miss Sweetie Pie to boot!!♥️
Cheers!
Linda :o)