Greenhouse

And I have two announcements for you today.

First, I am very excited to be hosting our next webinar workshop on home greenhouse growing.

with Leslie Halleck.

And if you know Leslie, she has been a guest on my podcast several times in the past.

She's written one of my favorite books, Gardening Under Lights.

She's incredibly smart, very articulate, and she really knows her stuff.

She's been in the horticulture industry for many years, and much of that time was spent in commercial greenhouses.

So she is the perfect person to bring in for this webinar workshop.

Well, if you did, I don't remember.

I'm not saying you didn't, but I certainly didn't have Greenhouse on my radar, or Daniel's Lab is what they call it, which I didn't even think about them calling it Daniel's Lab when we watched it the first time through.

I think because... like you see the greenhouse and it's like, Oh my God, for me, I was like, Oh my gosh, the greenhouse.

And I even said the greenhouse out loud.

Season four, I know they don't actually go to Hawkins Lab, but Elle has to interact with Brenner and Owens, and she sees a lot of the Hawkins Lab while she's doing Project Nina.

So this would have been the first season in all of Stranger Things to not somehow connect to Hawkins Lab.

So it should have been very obvious that the Greenhouse and Daniel relationship from season one who are really the closest equivalent we have to brenner in this offshoot of stranger things would come back because every single season somehow connects to the hawkins lab and he's our closest connection to the hawkins lab plus it's the greenhouse at the end of season one where we see the world flip to the upside down and we see that first blue flower at the very end There's one callback in this episode that feels like it's going to end up being a retcon unless they can somehow explain it in the next two episodes.

And that is Vecna himself is a lich.

Drew Wollaston, thank you for walking us through Mighty Hero Homes in full.

From the 24 acres in Millersville, Georgia, to the Quad Commons, the Greenhouse, the Canine Training Center, and the H2O program that turns a handed over key into a home ownership.

You spent a year arguing that the Lord had called the wrong man for this work, and I'm glad you lost that argument.

My takeaway is a plain statement of fact.

Videos are really hard for us right now.

And so when we have the ability to do that, I'm going to print that out and put that in the greenhouse.

And Greenhouse is absolutely beautiful.

Like so amazing.

And then he built, we only thought to do four garden boxes and that's what we had at that time when she passed, but it's exploded.

What did you find?

So what we found was that the reality is that in general on the Greenhouse study, the different treatments that we used did not have a high, well, a significant impact.

And we, so we wanted to understand why this did not work.

And so what we did was an analysis of the roots.

[upbeat music] Welcome to the Garden Gamble, where we're planting hope, taking chances, and growing memories for every season.

I'm Rikki Clausen, owner of Clausen's Greenhouse in Northern Minnesota.

This podcast is for anyone who's ever stood in the garden, greenhouse, or backyard wondering if they're doing it right.

Here, we talk real-life gardening, the wins, the mistakes, and everything we learn along the way.

Scammy.

So Scammy the Greenhouse started out of necessity.

We were grafting trees.

We had about 4,000 trees we'd grafted.

I think it's actually called Philadelphia, New York, which is kind of funny to me.

Upstate New York, wonderful family owned greenhouse, very successful.

But one day somebody's not gonna own Martin's Greenhouse anymore.

It could be 30 years from now, maybe they pass it on to their kids.

But Martin's Greenhouse, it's not forever.

They know that I'm sure as a family owned business, but I know it too.

And so when I paint the pumpkin patch scene there, I'm preserving it as we know it today, but 30 years from now, Martin's Greenhouse could be converted to a feed store.

or completely demolished and there could be a suburb there.