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Comment by Lindsay Wegert Zone 7a VA on May 1, 2009 at 4:48pm

Hi Janice!

I got mine EARLY in the season at Lowes for $34 each. They sold out really quick.
I found one online for $59 at this link: http://www.ourcrazydeals.com/four-4-tier-mini-portable-greenhouse.html
Hope this helps.
Lindsay

Comment by Janice Mercieri on May 1, 2009 at 8:28am

Lindsay - I love those shelving units. Are they expensive? They would fit my application perfectly. google, google, google. Janice (Zone4)

Comment by Mary Brown on May 1, 2009 at 8:04am

Hey, I'm new to this website, and to gardening. I recently moved, and I have a Rosemary plant at the old house that I would like to bring, but it's looking kind of sad. The tips are brown and it looks really dry. Do you think if I transplanted it, it would survive?

Comment by Lindsay Wegert Zone 7a VA on April 30, 2009 at 11:27pm

Hi Julie! Thanks for your comment! I read your profile. We have a lot in common! I also like to attempt square foot gardening. Mine is going in this spring for it's first trial run. Also, in addition to your cold frame, have you seen the plastic zippered shelving units? I bought two of them this winter and started my herb, flower and vegetables in them. Secure them or the wind will topple them over. Check out my photos in 25 hours after they are approved by the web page manager. I just finished putting in over 80 photos! :)

Comment by Julie Grinnell z5 MI on April 30, 2009 at 10:52pm

Lindsay, those mints sound wonderful! *wanders off to google*

Comment by Lindsay Wegert Zone 7a VA on April 30, 2009 at 9:53pm

Hi all!
I am brand new on GardenersIndex. I moved to Northern Virginia 10 years ago from Maryland. Nothing but shale rock to put the roots into! Now I LOVE rock, but I prefer it above the ground. So disappointing to an enthusiastic gardener. I had to bring in hardscape to raise the beds and dump truck load after load later, we finally are getting somewhere!
Talking about herbs, has anyone tried some of the new varieties like chocolate, apple and pineapple mints? I just planted some and they smell fantastic! YUMMMM!!

Comment by Sara P on April 28, 2009 at 3:56pm

I live in zone 8b (San Angelo, TX). My basil came back. I actually got a lot of "volunteers" this year. I like planting a lot together so when the wind blows, it smells fantastic. Unfortunately, it also makes me hungry.

Comment by Diane Meyers zone 6/7 Or. on April 27, 2009 at 8:42pm

Hi Samantha, Basil is an annual, but oregano, chives and sage are perennials. It all depends on what zone you are in, all three are considered tender perennials and could freeze. I am zone 6 and lost a 10 year old huge rosemary this winter. good luck

Comment by Samantha Fayne on April 27, 2009 at 8:32pm

I am wanting to start growing some herbs this year. I have some sweet basil and some oregeno. My neighbor is going to give me some chives and sage. Are all of these plants perennials and should I put them in containers or in a bed?

Comment by Lynn R. Hickerson on April 27, 2009 at 7:22am

Everything coming right along.... Planted more Italian parsley 2 days ago, and, so far, Katie (dog) hasn't dug up yet... :-)

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