Now that Christmas is over! Its time to get busy in the greenhouse business.

Hi Everyone!
Now that Christmas is over its going to be time to get planting in the greenhouse for spring!

Hi Everyone! Here are more poinsettias pictures.

This Poinsettia is called a Marble Variety of Poinsettias

This is a picture of some Poinsettias at my local Giant Eagle Store. They always 

have beautiful plants in their Floral Department all year around.

This Poinsettia is called a Jingle Bell. I had them both for sale this year at my greenhouse.

Hi Everyone!

Here are more pictures of different Poinsettias. Enjoy.

Merry Christmas! Everyone!

Merry Christmas Everyone! 2018!

Hey Everyone! Here are some more pictures of Poinsettias that I did for my neighbor!

Hey Everyone!
Its Christmas Eve and is everyone getting ready for tomorrow which is Christmas 2018. Well here are some more pictures that I taken of Poinsettias at a party that I did for my neighbors that they were having for their employees. It was Orrco 2018

annual Christmas Party.

These Pictures were taking at Rizzo Malabar Inn Crabtree, PA

The poinsettias I place on the tables for a Christmas Party that was for my neighbors shop Christmas party for the employees.

Hi Everyone! Here are a couple of Poinsettias pictures that I taken for you to enjoy.

The above picture is of Poinsettias on display at my local Giant Eagle store.And below are Poinsettias that have glitter on their flower leaves. Leave a commit and let me know what you think of them?

Hey Everyone! We just had the shortest day of the year!

Hey Everyone! We just had the shortest day of the year December 21st. Now the days will be getting longer more day light. So even thought winter began on the 21st. Spring is just around the corner.

Well I will be writing about growing greens and other cold weather crops in the unheated greenhouse in the coming days.

Hi Everyone!
I will be writing about starting and growing different greens in a unheated greenhouse. Also how to do this and showing how and what to seed in a unheated greenhouse and using row cover in the greenhouse to protect your greens and other cold crops.