Top Tips for Cooling Down Your Greenhouse in Summer
Explore effective strategies to keep your greenhouse cool and thriving during the summer season.
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BC Greenhouse Builders Ltd. was incorporated in 1951. Henry Heinen, employed with the company since 1959, purchased the company in 1972 with his wife Greta. With Henry’s expertise in design and manufacturing, he endeavoured to create the highest quality greenhouses called Cross Country Greenhouses. Henry and Greta’s son Rick now leads the company into new markets with innovative designs while continuing the legacy of a quality made product.
Explore effective strategies to keep your greenhouse cool and thriving during the summer season.
1. Add A Scarf
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