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<\/a>A lot can be grown in even the smallest of greenhouses<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/h4>\nKnow What to Grow<\/h4>\n
A great thing about greenhouse gardening is that it allows you to widen the range of what you can grow each season. A greenhouse is the perfect place to start seedlings in spring and store bulbs over winter and having a calendar or growing plan is a great way to make the most of each growing season. Vegetables such as vine-ripened tomatoes and cucumbers can be grown all year round in many greenhouses.<\/p>\n
Watering your Plants<\/h4>\n
Plants grown in a greenhouse need more care and attention than plants grown outside. Where plants in a garden can rely on rain, plants in a greenhouse depend on you for every drop of water they receive. You should water your greenhouse plants at least once a day \u2013 early in the morning or late in the evening when temperatures are at their lowest.<\/p>\n
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<\/a>Beautiful cedar greenhouses make a statement.<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/h4>\nTip Top Temperature<\/h4>\n
Every greenhouse needs a vent to allow hot, rising air to move our and cool air to move in, especially in the warmer months. Something many people overlook when purchasing a mini greenhouse is ventilation. Greenhouses with a sliding door designs allows infinitely variable ventilation, from an inch or two in the early Spring to wide open in mid-Summer. Companies such as GBC Group<\/a><\/span> have an expert team on hand to discuss different ventilation options.<\/p>\n An exciting aspect of greenhouse gardening is how you can be experimental with what you grow. Trying to grow something that isn\u2019t the norm is exciting and can keep things interesting for you. Why not try tropical plants or exotic fruit and vegetables such as chilli, aubergines, or peppers?<\/p>\nTry Something New<\/h4>\n