Saralee Couchoud

HI everyone, I was hoping for some advice. I am new to green housescreen and I have a defunct swimming pool in my back yard. It's actually a hole with a plastic bag in it. I want to pull the liner out and build a greenhouse over it. My son said just be careful the walls don't collapse. I don't know what is currently behind the liner but I think I will need to build a retaining wall around the inside. Any suggestions? Thank you all in advance

Wecome, so glad to be able to ask questions. I  see you answered my first question about using it to harvest grain and that no it is a hand tool. Which promts my next question, do you make one that is good for harvesting grain?

I have the same problem and have a solution, and it's cheap. I have collected a variety of old, non working dishwashers, refrigerators, such. Take the door off and drill holes in the back of it. Lay it on it's back and fill with dirt  (preferably from a local stock yard or someone's corral ).  Cover with a layer of cardboard and cut holes in the cardboard to plant in. The cardboard eliminates weeds and holds in moisture. It will break down and make more dirt. Just add fertilizer and new cardboard next year and keep going.  This is not really my original idea. I adapted it from a book by Ruth Stout called No work gardening. A wonderful book full of teriffic information. Written about 1950. I got my copy from Alibris.com. with shipping I paid about 6 dollars. You can also paint the outside of your new container garden to make it look more attractive. Hope this helps

I have 15 to 20 black berry and raspberry bushes to plant and was trying to decide where to plant them. Now I have a much better idea. Thank you all for the help

Thank you so much. I appreciate your help

I am in TN and I have just received 10 pounds of einkorn wheat. How much area will that plant. I don't want to plant to sparce but I need to know how much area to prepare. Thanks for your help