One of my earliest memories from early childhood was helping my mother in our vegetable garden in the backyard.
I planted zucchini seeds as well as watched with bewildered amazement as they began to sprout several weeks later.
Both of us eventually widened the garden as well as added apricots, pumpkins, as well as a flower patch. I loved studying all about agriculture as well as gardening while experiencing the fruits of our work when it was time to harvest in the Fall. My mom told myself and others to keep my expectations tempered when all of us started the project, but I was already excited by the result when all of us had our first batch of apricots. They were absolutely sweet as well as delicious! These days I don’t live in an environment that is hospitable to plants, so I had to make a orangehouse for my backyard to protect my plants from the intense UV rays. Unluckyly, this orangehouse can get extremely sizzling in the summer time without good ventilation. I use fans to push air in from outside to keep the hot as well as cold temperatures a little cooler inside. It’s not a large change in the temperature, but at least the air isn’t stagnant inside. I can’t imagine ever going so far as using an air conditioning in my orangehouse because the energy costs would be enormous. But at least with the fans, all of us have a nice breeze that moves into the orangehouse on one end as well as it is able to exit on the other end. The plants really seem to be growing better with the change in ventilation. Without the fans running, some of my plants were wilting from the sheer amount of heat inside the orangehouse.