We were so excited to receive the photos of this greenhouse from the early 1970s after it was cleaned up and reinstalled at its new location. There is great value in buying a quality product that stands the test of time.
There are many plant varieties and they all require different night temperatures to sustain their growth.
You can feel the cool and crisp air in the morning as soon as the calendar says October. Night temperatures are dropping not only outside but also in the greenhouse. Now is the time for planning and preparedness.
BC Greenhouse Builders is leading the pack on was to build and maintaining a greenhouse in almost any climate.
Sterility in the greenhouse sounds somber but in a few instances, it truly matters and saves gardenersfrom hassle and disappointment. Here is where I heed caution.
Last Summer I realized My little food garden was looking dull- prolific - but dull. To remedy the tedious rows, I decided to try three uncommon annuals to improve the appearance. To my surprise, they all flowered for five months. These plentiful flowers did so much to spiff up the vegetable Greenhouse Garden that this summer, they've made their debut in the flowerbed.
We really do build greenhouses in any custom color! This periwinkle greenhouse was shipped to Oregon and the picture are from during that installation process. Would you pick a color as wild as this one? Or something more classic?
Believe it or not, where you place your greenhouse can make or break your growing success. The right spot helps your plants thrive year-round—while the wrong one could leave you fighting shade, heat, or cold.
Good news: we've done the homework for you. Here are 9 key tips to help you choose the best location for your greenhouse.
For the friends with the winter blues, or being impressive on Valentine's Day, consider forcing bulbs. "Forcing" sounds ruthless, but it's the process of condensing the bulb's winter and spring, so the flowers bloom in early winter instead of mid-Spring. A greenhouse makes this easy, and foolproof.
This is the new rooftop greenhouse at Indiana Wesleyan University during the installation phase. At 28x75 feet long, this commercial rooftop greenhouse will serve the Division of Natural Sciences. Greenhouses for schools are certainly a growing trend and we are happy to be a part of this new exciting project for IWU!
Are you looking for this type of greenhouse? Contact us today to learn more about our commercial options.
