Ever since I was small, I always wanted to have my own vegetable garden, and two years ago I bought a house with a yard where I could finally plant one.
- I bought the seeds, rich soil for fertilizing the area, and made sure the plants got enough water without getting too much.
I was so happy when the first couple of small sprouts began to come out of the ground. However, I hadn’t payed enough attention to the best climate for growing the plants in, and my area got far too hot. Without any way to cool down and manage the area my plants soon shriveled up and died. It was terrible! After that I was determined to make my garden work. I had a greenhouse built in my backyard and made sure it had an excellent climate control system installed. The HVAC equipment was able to oversee the cooling of the air during the hotter months, preventing my plants from shrivelling again from the heat. The air conditioned greenhouse was also very nice for harvesting the vegetables I grew, allowing me to pick them while inside the nice cool air instead of out in the hot yard. Unlike the disastrous results of my first garden attempt, the plants in my greenhouse are growing strong. I get plenty of fresh, delicious vegetables and it’s satisfying to know I grew them with my own two hands. My harvest should continue after it begins to get colder as well thanks to the climate control system keeping the environment for my plants stable.