Here come cooler temperatures in my garden. In this post, I share the Last Day of September in the Dome Greenhouse
Last Day of September in the Dome Greenhouse Video
In this video, I tried my hardest to share what it is like to have a dome greenhouse. It really is a magical place to enjoy even if you don’t garden. The forecast is showing temperatures in the low 40*s and many of the tropicals and succulents I have outdoors in containers will not do well in those conditions.
This video is embedded from my YouTube Channel. I encourage you to follow me on YouTube at BrenHaas.It is amazing to look back at the documentation of the dome from the beginning of the year not to mention a year ago. Every day has been a positive learning experience. I hope to continue sharing about my experience so be sure to ask questions that you may have.
Highlights From Last Day of September in Dome Video
In the video featured on this site, I share a few of my favorite things. It is totally impossible to share everything I love about this structure and the plants growing so happily inside. Below I share a few photo highlights.
The Shikou Eggplant means ‘Supreme’ in Japanese. These plants were started from seed and I am not sure how they will respond to the Autumn conditions in the dome. This will be fun to see how they grow. This variety is medium-sized, productive, semi-spineless and mature about 75 days.
Mangave
This is the only Mangave I have that could poke ya! Did you catch it’s sister in the video? you’ll see my one and only Agave plant I’ve been growing since 2011.
My friend in Dayton Ohio gave me a cool cactus called a ‘madagascar’ a few years ago. This plant LOVES it in the dome but I am not super excited about the prickers. Read more about this plant on my other blog post at : https://brenhaas.com/madagascar-palm/
Let’s Connect
At the end of the video, I had to carry Kink Kitty back up to the house because he was sleeping so sound. I can’t wait to share more with you as we head into cooler temperatures. There isn’t must to worry about because by year 4 of gardening in the dome … I’ve got this! Happy to connect with you so please be sure to leave a comment on the blog post. Readers are invited to comment on my contact page and I will do my best to email you back.
Happy Autumn Gardening,
