#10 Our Last days in the South


We are getting ready to say good bye to our southern winter home. I know we will be back.

 


We took one last visit to the green house and spent a lot of time with the young woman in charge of creating good bugs to eat the bad green house bugs. It was fascinating.



Here is a new green house under construction. Costs are one million dollars per acre to build.


Looking at the root system of the growing plants.


 This is what 56 000 new plants look like!!!

Thanks for being part of our journey. For coming along for the ride. Nice to have you here. God Bless!!!

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