My potted trees require an area about 6ft by 4ft to 6ft by 6ft per tree depending on how much alley one needs between trees. In my opinion a high tunnel needs to be taller than a forced air greenhouse. A high tunnel uses natural ventilation for cooling. So the top half will be much hotter than the lower half. With trees about 7-8 ft tall, a height of 14-16 ft would be ideal. Twelve ft might work for a high tunnel and probably would work for a greenhouse. On a greenhouse the rule of thumb is one air exchange per minute to limit temperature rise to 15F above ambient. With evaporative cooling I can keep it as cool inside as out. But I'm in an area with much lower humidity than you. The Mango are going to add greatly to your heating bill. You must keep them from freezing all winter rather than just during bloom. Your heating bill just increased about 20 times. I won't try them without a good commercial grade heating system like mine. With that you almost need fans for cooling rather than natural ventilation because it is much easier to automate. Plus Mango are too big for pots. Citrus will work in pots but they too need freeze protection all winter. The pluot you listed would be the last two on my list. F Supreme is very hard to pollinate. F Queen is very sweet but lacks flavor IMO. The others on my list are better IMO. Good luck!!

Bearded iris may be moved right after bloom up to 6 weeks before frost. They need time for root growth before winter. Since they like to "travel" you need a large container if they are going to live there ~~ like a 1/2 barrel. If they will be out of ground for only a few months use whatever pot will fit. They can even be dug and kept dry in paperbags for several months. Do a search on overwinter.

Are you buying the car in California? SEAT (it's an acronym) is part of the Volkswagen family of brands. SEAT is supposed to be one of the sporty brands in the VW lineup; after SEAT, you're supposed to move up to Audi. The Ibiza is based on the VW Polo, which is a size smaller than the VW Golf. As such, it shares VW's great interiors, strong build, and -- um, German electronics. While a VW or a SEAT won't be quite the "appliance" that, say, a Toyota Corolla or Honda Civic would be, I also know which car I'd want to be in if an accident were imminent. The SEAT also is likely to be more fun to drive -- if you like that sort of thing (many people don't).

Barnmom, I found this products at Whole Foods, my local grocery store, and also our local natural foods store. It was located either in the soy sauce section or in the natural foods section, right next to Bragg Aminos. It's a liquid amino product, very similar to Bragg Liquid Aminos. A link is below: Here is a link that might be useful: Coconut Aminos