Greenhouses

Making your season last longer depends on keeping a greenhouse warm in those cold early spring months, as well as later in the fall. This article will help with that, so click here to get started.

By Anne Baley

When your shiny new greenhouse finally arrives, you're going to need greenhouse gardening supplies. Read this article to discover the most common supplies for a greenhouse.

By Kristi Waterworth

Greenhouse watering systems are important parts of creating this ultimate growing climate. Use this article to learn more about irrigation in the greenhouse so you can ensure your plants get what they need.

By Bonnie L. Grant

Greenhouses are fantastic but can be quite pricey. The solution: a cold frame (often called the "poor man's greenhouse"). Gardening with cold frames is nothing new; they've been around for generations. They have a number of uses and you can learn more here.

By Amy Grant

Hoop house gardening is a fantastic and economical way to extend your growing season by weeks or, if you're really committed, all the way through the winter. Learn about hoop house gardening and how to build a hoop greenhouse here.

By Liz Baessler

“Hardening off” plants before being moved to their final location not only improves the likelihood of survival but ensures a strong start to the growing season. Learn more about using a cold frame for seedlings to harden off in this article.

By Tonya Barnett

Greenhouses are fantastic tools for the enthusiastic grower and extend the garden season well beyond the temperature. That said, there may be any number of greenhouse growing issues to contend with. Regular greenhouse maintenance can help. Learn more here.

By Amy Grant

While many people use cold frames to extend the growing season or harden off seedlings started indoors, you can also use a cold frame to start germinating and sprouting your spring seeds. Learn how to do this in the following article.

By Mary Ellen Ellis

If you?re looking for a super fun, yet educational, project for the little ones, creating a 2-liter bottle greenhouse fits the bill. Heck, making a soda bottle greenhouse is fun for adults too! Read this article to see how to make a pop bottle greenhouse.

By Amy Grant

Maintaining a warm environment with sufficient humidity isn’t always easy. Click here to learn ideas on how to make a mini indoor greenhouse garden.

By Amy Grant

If you're interested in extending your gardening season but your garden has outgrown your cold frame, it's time to consider solar tunnel gardening. Click on the following article to to find out about solar tunnel gardens and using high tunnels to garden.

By Amy Grant

Gardeners turn to mini greenhouse gardening when they need to create a specific microclimate or lack space for a larger, more permanent greenhouse structure. This article discusses mini greenhouses.

By Kristi Waterworth

Using a greenhouse for growing herbs is a great option. Learn about some of the best herbs that thrive in a greenhouse environment in this article. Find more herb plant info for greenhouses here.

By Anne Baley

Greenhouses are fantastic, but the benefits don’t come without their share of issues. Here are the 10 most common greenhouse problems.

By Amy Grant

In an unheated greenhouse, growing anything during the cold months of winter may seem impossible. Alas, it is not! Knowing how to use an unheated greenhouse and what plants are better suited is the key to success. Learn about using an unheated greenhouse here.

By Amy Grant