© 2011 by The York Dispatch. Young broccoli sprouts are slowly but surely growing at Hueter's Greenhouses. The broccoli are just one of many of the vegetable varieties that the workers at Hueter's are planting and growing in preparation for the spring season.
Yesterday afternoon, I’d gone to Rocky Ridge County Park for the first time, to look (unsuccessfully) for mountain bikers, and en route, I noticed some greenhouses just off the road. So today, knowing that the paper would need us photographers to get some more enterprise/feature photos, I went to the greenhouses to make some pictures.
It’s not quite time for the tulips, lilies and hyacinths, but the ladies working there were planting seeds and transplanting young plants. Two of the pictures I turned in to the paper are pretty similar. One is a little more “artsy”; the other is more functional. I’ll let you decide which you prefer.
© 2011 by The York Dispatch. Hueter's Greenhouses employee Jane Gurreri works to transplant hundreds of young begonias from trays to pots in one of the facility's eight greenhouses on Tuesday, March 22, 2011. After a slow January-February season, the workers at Hueter's Greenhouses are planting seeds for various vegetables and transplanting young flower plants.
© 2011 by The York Dispatch. Hueter's Greenhouses employee Jane Gurreri waters newly-transplanted, potted begonias in one of the facility's eight greenhouses on Tuesday, March 22, 2011.
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