We tend to think of greenhouses as spaces devoted to growing plants, but they have other uses as well.
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The first step in learning how to prevent and eliminate insects from entering into your greenhouse is to understand and become familiar with the types of insects which are likely to reside there
The warmer weather brings much more than fair weather gardeners out into the garden and greenhouse. It’s the perfect conditions for pests to thrive and multiply.
If you are serious about saving seed there are a few rules that need observing to ensure good results. But for the purpose of the amateur gardener and for school projects there are plenty of simple techniques that can be used.
There are a couple of ways for approaching tomato growing in a greenhouse.
When growing strawberries in a greenhouse, there are steps that you will need to follow to ensure that they thrive.
A totally unheated greenhouse is unlikely to offer more than minimal protection to overwintering plants and is inadequate to protect frost tender specimens.
One of the most important things we need to consider is the amount of moisture and the watering required for your plants.
You can either take a wooden garden shed and modify it to make a greenhouse or you can modify part of the wooden garden shed to make it a mini greenhouse.
We recommend that you take the potential threat of the wind to damage your greenhouse very seriously not just when choosing your greenhouse, but also positioning it, maintaining it and checking it on an ongoing basis.
Here are several tips to make greenhouse pest control easy this season.
Backyards, rooftops, crop production fields, from the Arctic Circle to the equator – almost every climate and environment can benefit from some kind of greenhouse.
There are a number of free greenhouse plans available, and we’ll offer some greenhouse tips that are helpful in building a greenhouse.