Greenhouse expands to meet ‘buy local’ demands
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Tim Halliday of Driftwood Greenhouse in Gulliver’s Cove has expanded facilities to meet the increased ‘buy local’ demand for his cucumbers. Karla Kelly photo
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Tim Halliday feeds one of the hungry furnaces with more than a dozen large pieces of cordwood to keep the greenhouses heated to the right temperatures. Karla Kelly photo
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Driftwood Greenhouse tomatoes are in high demand this season and Halliday is considering future expansion of the product. Karla Kelly photo
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Employee Aaron Kelly, left, and Tim Halliday work in the new 200-foot greenhouse that will house growing cucumbers in the next few weeks. Karla Kelly photo
Tim Halliday of Driftwood Greenhouse in Gulliver’s Cove has expanded facilities to meet the increased ‘buy local’ demand for his cucumbers. Karla Kelly photo
Tim Halliday feeds one of the hungry furnaces with more than a dozen large pieces of cordwood to keep the greenhouses heated to the right temperatures. Karla Kelly photo
Driftwood Greenhouse tomatoes are in high demand this season and Halliday is considering future expansion of the product. Karla Kelly photo
Employee Aaron Kelly, left, and Tim Halliday work in the new 200-foot greenhouse that will house growing cucumbers in the next few weeks. Karla Kelly photo
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Aaron Kelly and Tim Halliday prepare hanging baskets for a local market in Digby in time for Mother’s Day. Karla Kelly photo
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A new 6000-square foot greenhouse, right, dwarfs the older buildings and will double cucumber production this season at Driftwood Greenhouse in Gulliver’s Cove. Karla Kelly photo
Aaron Kelly and Tim Halliday prepare hanging baskets for a local market in Digby in time for Mother’s Day. Karla Kelly photo
A new 6000-square foot greenhouse, right, dwarfs the older buildings and will double cucumber production this season at Driftwood Greenhouse in Gulliver’s Cove. Karla Kelly photo
By Karla Kelly FOR THE DIGBY COURIER NovaNewsNow.com
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