It’s here! And it’s adorable! And it’s full of K-cups. Yes, those little plastic cups for making coffee. I’ve been saving them for months, emptying the grounds into my compost pile and saving the little cups that already have a little puncture hole in the bottom for drainage — to plant my seeds. My greenhouse shelves are lined with K-cups of dirt. I’ve planted San Marzano tomatoes, Yellow pear-shaped cherry tomatoes, watermelon, pumpkins, butternut squash, acorn squash, cucumbers and a bunch of other stuff — probably more stuff than my garden can hold. But, I had K-cups that I had to fill, and seeds I had to use up.
The Greenhouse has a little bottom shelf that’s just the right size for Arianna to start her seeds too. Usually she plants jelly beans. She’s had good success with that. They grow into lollipops overnight! Nothing like starting a love of gardening at an early age. Maybe she’ll start planting vegetable seeds soon.
No Rhyme or Reason Farm 
Love the greenhouse! Can you tell
Me where you bought it, who made it, what it cost?
Thank you!
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Hi — It was built in Lancaster County at Solanco Structures in Christiana, PA, 610-593-6400. There is a lot of variability depending on size and options but they start around $1800.
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It looks like you are going to add farmer to your ever-expanding list of careers.
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I don’t know about farmer — but probably “farm hag,” I can look pretty rough by the end of the day in the garden.
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Lookin’ good !!!!! All the farm needs now is a puppy
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I agree, but you’ll have to work on him on that one. He still says no.
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Congratulations Cuz. Looks amazing. Enjoy the fruits and vegetables of your labor. PS Jean you could never look like a hag. Glad you are so 😊
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Jeanne I think your granddaughter should plant nickels and see if they turn into dollars!
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Wow – that’s an awesome idea! I’ll have to have her give it a try.
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This is adorable and such a great idea with the k-cups! I never thought of using them.
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