four season growing

When there is snow and frost outside the window, it is nice to do four season growing in a greenhouse, taking care of plants, prolonging the season of fresh vegetables and fruits. Here you can grow greens, flowers, and even berries.

For four season growing of any plants in greenhouse, the structure itself must be solid with a good foundation. The coating can be polycarbonate or glass. Film or non-woven fabrics are not suitable for year-round greenhouse cultivation. They are very fragile and short lived. Such heaters are used as additional components.

How to protect plants from heat in your greenhouse

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how to protect your greenhouse plants from heat
Do peppers, eggplants, tomatoes and other greenhouse plants wither, their leaves turn yellow, and do the plants look stunted, despite regular watering and top- dressing? Perhaps they are simply too hot and lacking air. How to fix this problem? Lets figure out how to protect plants from heat inside your…

Year-round greens growing

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We add a variety of greens in almost all the dishes on our table. In winter, juicy greens provide a joyful mood and improve appetite. Let’s figure out in greens growing. (more…)

Growing Sweet Peas In A Home Greenhouse

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sweet peas
Here’s what you should do if you decide to grow sweet peas in your greenhouse. Place the vertical strands about 4 inches apart. They are slip-knotted to the top wire, one turn around the 16″ and 10″ wires. You need to pull them tight enough and tie them with a…

Begin Growing Vegetables In A Greenhouse

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Growing vegetables in winter
Some tips about growing vegetables in a greenhouse in winter. Fresh homemade veggies during the cold winter months might appear impossible, but it is not. Set up a small greenhouse next to your garage or house and you are halfway home to having crunchy cucumbers, tangy tomatoes and fresh lettuces…