Being transplanted has always been a traumatic experience. It might relate to moving, immigration, or just re-evaluating our opinions. Moving is hectic and a lot of work, but can result in a better place to live or a better job. Moving to a new place entirely can cause heartache and a sense of loss, but can also open up new possibilities. Sometimes we do have to change and upgrade our opinions and this too can be hard but at the same time rewarding.
Transplanting seedlings in the greenhouse can cause some short term shock for the plants but ultimately it opens up a new and larger growing space where plants can flourish and reach their fullest potential. We are now much engaged in the transplanting process in our greenhouses. The potential seems to be huge as we race toward spring.
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Gene R. StarkA teacher, farmer, trapper, and greenhouse grower. He writes about the outdoors and the people and culture of rural America.. Archives
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