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BC Greenhouse Builders recommends installing a UV-stabilized shade cloth over your greenhouse in late spring to manage summer heat:

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BC Greenhouse Builders' Greenhouse Gardening School is an exclusive resource for BC Greenhouse customers, designed to help you get more from your greenhouse from day one. Hosted by Jordan Mara of Mind & Soil and horticulturalist Donna Balzer, the school covers everything from layout and design to soil, propagation, and plant care, with real customer gardens featured along the way. 

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 Jordan Mara,  Canadian gardener, mental health advocate, and founder of Mind & Soil, has spent five years building one of Canada's most trusted gardening channels. This season, a lifelong dream came true: his very own BC Greenhouse is installed and growing. He's documented every honest moment across three YouTube episodes, from a snowy install day to the first tomatoes in the ground in March. 

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How do I keep my greenhouse thriving in June? June greenhouse success starts with proactive heat management, consistent watering, and increased pest awareness as temperatures rise and growth accelerates. What should be on my June greenhouse checklist? Prioritize ventilation tune-ups, shade cloth installation, pest scouting, structural checks, and regular feeding to support rapid plant development and prevent stress. Why is June maintenance important? Small seasonal adjustments now—like updating irrigation systems or refreshing crops—ensure healthier plants, better yields, and a more enjoyable greenhouse experience all summer long.

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June is when things really start to take off in the greenhouse. The sunlight is strong, the days are long, and plant growth shifts into overdrive. But just as the growing season ramps up, so do the demands on your greenhouse setup. From rising temperatures to increased pest activity, a little prep work now can make all the difference.

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Start leafy greens, herbs, root vegetables, and early spring flowers now to enjoy continuous harvests and vibrant blooms as the season shifts. February is also ideal for sowing warm-season crops like tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants indoors, giving them a strong start before transplanting outdoors. With proper lighting, warmth, and ventilation, your greenhouse becomes a productive springboard for a flourishing garden.

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February is the perfect time to get a head start on your spring garden. With a greenhouse, you can sow and nurture young plants while the outdoor temperatures are still chilly. Here's a guide to the best crops to plant in your greenhouse this February for a bountiful spring harvest.

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To get your greenhouse spring-ready, follow these nine essential steps:

1. Clean and organize your greenhouse to start fresh and remove pests.
2. Check and fine-tune systems like heating, ventilation, and irrigation.
3. Refresh the soil with compost and balanced nutrients.
4. Plan your spring crops based on your region and greenhouse setup.
5. Start your seeds early for strong, healthy growth.
6. Prevent pests by setting traps and introducing beneficial insects.
7. Organize tools and supplies for efficiency and ease.
8. Create a planting calendar to stay on schedule.
9. Enjoy the process and take pride in preparing your spring-ready space.

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Preparing your greenhouse in summer for a successful winter harvest involves succession planting hardy cold-tolerant crops early, planning based on your latitude and daylight changes, and starting seedlings in a controlled nursery area to ensure continuous growth and optimal winter yields.

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As summer thrives, it's the ideal time to start preparing your winter greenhouse for a successful cold-season harvest. This guide will provide essential tips on succession planting, choosing the right crops, and maximizing your greenhouse's potential through strategic summer planning.