Hello, hivers and garden lovers!
Last weekend, I decided to start the annual end of season cleanup in the greenhouse. The tomato plants were first on the list because they're done producing tomatoes. As is normal for me, I remembered to take pictures after I had already started on the project.
This was the first picture I took. I had already cut back the plants in the first 2 pots. I left the marigold plants in the pots because they're still going pretty strong.
This is the rest of the plants before I got to them.
Here's the pots after I finished removing all the tomato plant stems. I left the roots in the pots for now so as to not disturb the roots of the marigold plants.
A view from the other end of the greenhouse. For some unknown reason, the marigold plants get really tall in the greenhouse.
Here's a tote full of tomato plant stems, all the plant material that I cleared out of the pots. There were still a few small green tomatoes on the vines but I didn't want to mess with them, so they went into the tote with the rest of the plant material.
The next thing I have to do in the greenhouse is to start harvesting my hemp plants so the buds can start drying, I think one of the plants is pretty much ready.
I will leave the marigold plants until last because I enjoy looking at them. Pretty soon now, I'm going to start setting up the winter tank for the pond goldfish in the greenhouse. I think that is probably a subject for another post.
That's all I have for this post, I hope you found it interesting!
