Greenhouse Growing

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Good idea Deegee.

Hello Dendys work collegue. [ 08. March 2007, 05:26 PM: Message edited by: Scotkat ]

Slabs used was 1 pack of 20 off O.6m sq. (23.5") standard grey paving (Jewsons, also got a tonne bag of sand delivered which left a bit over). For the dry cement mix I got a couple of bags of cement from Focus and used a 5:1 mix. Shop around though because prices differ quit dramatically.The...

I know of someone who goes to ASDA and raid the bins for bubble plastic and cardboard.

I bought my 8x6 greenhouse from focus last year, it was the cheapest price around at the time - �£120, green painted aluminium with horticultural glassWe had to order it and wait 3 weeks for it to be delivered to the store, when we eventually picked it up and got it home we realised they...

Liz said --------------------------------------------- I have no intention of scrubbing out the greenhouse, I'll give the bits I can reach a good clean. Does everybody go to these lengths every Autumn? ---------------------------------------------Although we used to do it we haven't done it...

Hi John,Mine were planted straight into the raised beds and are doing fine.

I bought two similar ones from a garden centre (mesh reinforced, �£50 each). They do need anchoring down and both have suffered from wind damage where the seams have pulled apart near the velcro points. I bought them because I have to raise my old greenhouse to stop it getting flooded in the...

Cor, that's a good idea, Peter.

When I bought my greenhouse 2 years ago, I was aware of the advice 'get a bigger one than you think you'll need' but mine is still too small, so I'd say get as big a green house as you can find room for. Then decide whether you want to spend a lot of money or just go for the most basic. I...

Hi Walnut no not sleeping just keeping my plants cosy this will be for next season as now I am self employed as a Lady Gardner also have orders for hanging baskets so this will be a place to keep them before I pass them to their owners to tend to.My husband will be doing the electrics in...

Maybe should get veggies in pot as there will be a shortage and high prices.As you can see have a smaller greenhouse behind.

I'm envious - wish I could fit a chair in mine!The clothes rail is a great idea! - I have one in the loft which I'll dig out and put in the lean-to. Marley I think we're referring to something like this with a shelf at the bottom.

Please visit NowhereWe have an entire page devoted to Greenhouse Gardening, where you can get all sorts of Tips, Information and advice for your Greenhouse Gardening.Just select Greenhouse Gardening from the categories on the left of the page.Any feedback would be...

Sorry governor it was a fair cop Helen.xxx.

hi snowflakethis is a pop up green househttp://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250146713598and what a load of poo i bought too :( it sure pops up but rips as good as it went upso after a week i slung it in the bin and bought this...

Try here B B you can cut these in half. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Clear-Acrylic-Glazing-Glass-Sheet-610mm-x-1220mm-2mm_W0QQitemZ160158857944QQihZ006QQcategoryZ20594QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Nice photo there Walnut and that seems a much better idea than using a trellis to 'hide' the greenhouse behind which would of course take away some light which is not ideal...so pots are the way to go! Helen.xxx.

I think I'd try some of the more tropical passion flowers, but as you probably know they would need to be a fair distance from the actual glass, with good ventilation between the foliage and the glass. If the winter temperatures in the greenhouse are reasonable it would be a good chance to try...