New pallet greenhouse

No, none for now. I am excited for you and your family to get into this. Growing veggies in Pots usually means less production. Heavy feeding and watering with good drainage. Did you know you can buy a bag of garden soil, poke some drain holes on one side, turn it over and cut a X . Then transplant into it tomatoes, peppers, greens etc. (even potatoes) No pots and clean up is a breeze. Having a greenhouse next door should be a wealth of information also. Will be anxious to see pics.
here are a few from 2 years ago:

 

Ooooh, now it's gettin' pretty.

 

We went to a couple nurseries yesterday, and at the 2nd one, the guy had double layered 6mil plastic on his greenhouses, with a blower blowing (what else would it do?) air between the 2 layers.
Was pretty cool. He said they keep those going year-round.
He also had a water heater to give the young plants warm water.
Interesting.
Oh, he also told me the plastic is rated for 5 years, but it looked almost brand new to me. They put it up 4 years ago.

 

Those and the ones at Walmart and HD are the ones I use. Be sure to drill at least four one inch holes in the bottom for drainage. The put some corse material like broken clay pots over the holes. If growing tomatoes in them. Set tomatoes in them when the pot is half full(one plant) then after the tomato has grown above the pot fill within an inch of the top with rich humus and potting soil. Your tomato will develop roots all the way up the buried stem and will improve your production. You can put put cheap bamboo sticks and use zip ties to secure the plant as it grows up. You can find these hints and more on youtube. By the way, avoid spraying your tomatoes, water from the bottom and avoid splash. Tomatoes easily get diseased by getting wet and splash up from the ground.
One interesting thing you can try is hanging that pail up and growing tomato out one of the holes in the bottom. Best with cheery tomatoes. Works, but to me that is more of a fun thing.

 

Won't be so impressive this year. Busted knee is putting a big hurt on my plans. I'm counting on folks like you to post some impressive pics of their garden efforts. I'll put in a few things but don't know how well I'll keep up with them. I do a lot of vertical stuff like pole beans and cukes on fences. Last year a woodchuck cleaned me out. Smokey is successful in cleaning them out of his garden. I'm going to try. Bogydave is another member who has a lot of garden and small greenhouse sucess. His garden is outstanding.

 

This is coming out great!! Keep up the good work pete!!

 

Pete, what kind of prevention do you have in mind to keep the base from having direct contact with the soil for rot protection?

 

Starting to look really good.

 

Lookin fantastic Pete
What kind of yummy stuff are you going to grow in there ?

 

Thats looking great Pete I might have missed it but what did you use for the plastic wrap and wear did you get it? Also how thick is it? Im in the market for some heavy duty clear plastic for my solar kilns.