The carotid surgery wasn't that bad,. Compared to some others I have had, it was like being stuck by a rose thorn. The racks are for my greenhouse, but I need to level the ground upon which the greenhouse sits and place pea gravel down before I can move it in. I had asked my step-son to be on the lookout for anything I could use as individual plant stands. One morning, he came by and told me to come outside and look at the "little plant stand" he had found for me. He had this shelving unit with lots and lots of racks on a flatbed trailer. I was so happy when I saw it. It is chrome plated, has 3 sections (total = 8 ft. wide x 4 ft. tall x 2.5 ft. deep), is very sturdy and the racks can be independently adjusted to just about any height. The very bottom racks are one piece, but the others are half racks. That is, in order to make one solid rack at the same height in a section, you must use 2 racks that meet in the center. One in the front and one in the back. So I can have the shelves staggered by plant size. Next to my leg, you can see where I only placed one of the racks in the front.
He obtained it from a pharmacy that was being remodeled and they were putting in new shelving units. They were going to throw it away. It is perfect for my greenhouse and I can't wait to put it in there. He brought 2 other smaller shelving units the next week that each have a bar going across the top in the middle which are perfect for placing hanging baskets upon and they also have lower sheves. He said he will try to locate another of the chrome plated ones so I can have one in the yard to put plants upon when I am bringing them out of the greenhouse to become acclimated. So, I am set as for as shelves go in the greenhouse and they didn't cost a thing. I had been using saw horses with boards on them and other weird stuff to sit my plants upon this winter. I am very thankful to my dear step-son for these.
