I never comment… but I literally bumbled my way into this EXACT build size and dimensions and materials. It blew into my neighbors tree the first season. Dropped the dough on a kit with metal poles and wiggle wire. Much happier :)

I really loved seeing your greenhouses Emily! Very inspired by the movable one.

TY for asking such detailed Q's so we can follow along! Good job! Subscribing and going to watch more!

I really appreciate the visual of each separate greenhouse with dimensions and specific anchoring. Especially with the crop explanations. Very informative!

Wow. Loved the moveable greenhouse. All of the greenhouses were very good. Emily, you are a green grower. Good for you.

Great video, Each region has its own unique environment and each grower needs to decide what is best for them. Good to see how others grow.

Merci from Montreal, Canada.

That was really cool moving that greenhouse. I suspect you could have a slightly smaller one on the inside covered in just shade cloth on it, for those really hot days..

On the end cap, you noted the cross member designed to strengthen the tunnel as you move it along the plot. A small problem created is there is no door, and getting in and out is more difficult. As an alternative, the cross member can be detachable, and it fits outside the framework of the tunnel. When you want to move the tunnel, you can attach the cross member with bolts to add structural strength. When finished, then detach the cross member and put away in storage. You now have full access to the inside of the tunnel through a door.

NICE VIEW !!!

Good questions. Better answers.

Thank you .

Had t seen the track setup before, that’s a neat idea. Is it just galvanized pipe?

I know this is the land of the midnight sun, but is having too much rain a problem?

Eliot Coleman also uses a rolling greenhouse.

A real Earth Girl :)

My goodness you have beautiful hair. Nice moving Greenhouse too.

love your tunnels! So i have to worry about rabbits, gophers, squirels, deer. Do you think a tunnel would be effective for me? I have hot summers, and was thinking of using shadecloth in the summer months instead of plastic, since me have temps of 90-100 for 3-4 months. Do you think that would work? My concern is when I have to open the doors or sides for cooling, thus also letting critters in. any thoughts?

They make pvc cross connectors that you could use instead of rope. Then you could use pvc to help make your structure more rigid.

super dry have some fun with it

This looks outstanding. There are PVC cross connectors for your rafters

I love how, half way through the video, she eludes to "a farmer in Maine". Elliott Coleman invented this high tunnel on tracks. Give him his due, please.

Interesting, but rather boring interviewer, get some training !