Fire Sale on Now - Cross Country Cape Cod Greenhouse
14 x 24 Straight Eave Cross Country Frame Greenhouse
Cape Cod Style with 12/12 Roof Slope
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Angela Drake is the Director of Marketing at BC Greenhouse Builders, bringing over 15 years of leadership in content strategy, brand development, and customer engagement within the specialty greenhouse market. As a seasoned industry expert, Angela leads all marketing initiatives with a deep commitment to understanding and serving the needs of growers—from backyard gardeners to large estate clients. She oversees content creation, catalog development, and market research, ensuring every touchpoint delivers value, clarity, and trust. Her work is rooted in enhancing the customer experience through education, personalized support, and thoughtful guidance throughout the buying journey.
Cape Cod Style with 12/12 Roof Slope
The top 5 must-grow vegetables for a July greenhouse garden are tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, eggplants, and beans, all chosen for their heat tolerance and suitability to controlled greenhouse conditions. Providing optimal temperature, light, watering, ventilation, and fertilization ensures these crops thrive and yield a bountiful harvest. Regular maintenance including pest control, pruning, and timely harvesting helps maintain a healthy, productive greenhouse garden throughout the summer.
Discover the top 5 vegetables that thrive in a greenhouse garden during the month of July.
BC Greenhouse Builders Limited, North America’s leading builder of premium backyard and estate greenhouses, is pleased to announce the acquisition of long-time retailer...
To create a personalized she-shed, start by choosing a greenhouse that fits your space, style, and plant needs—transforming it into a relaxing retreat with options like a hammock, yoga mat, or writing nook. Greenhouses offer year-round beauty and a controlled environment for plants while providing a peaceful escape to reconnect with nature. With a range of durable, customizable designs and helpful accessories in our catalog, you can build a functional and inspiring garden sanctuary right in your backyard.
Transform Your Backyard with an Elegant She-Shed
Preparing your greenhouse for storms involves securing loose items, maintaining minimal heat to prevent snow buildup, reinforcing vents and doors, and using protective materials like plywood to safeguard against wind and debris damage.
Tidy up ahead of storms, so that in the event of high winds or snow storms items such as trash bins, lawn furniture, pots and trays will not be blown into your greenhouse. If required, move all the accumulated equipment and supplies out of the way along the sides and around ends of your greenhouse if you would like to create a path to the greenhouse or prevent snow drifts from accumulating on the sidewalls.