Greenhouse plants

There are some plants that should not be grown in a greenhouse at all. Knowing what not to grow in a greenhouse is just as important as knowing what to grow.

A greenhouse is a necessity for most serious gardeners, and has been for over 700 years when they were first built in the Vatican to preserve tropical plants brought back by explorers. As the poet William Cowper observed, “Who loves a garden loves a greenhouse too.”

We have all wondered before about what plants will grow in a greenhouse in a UK winter

If you are a greenhouse fanatic or are considering setting up one, we share here what greenhouse plants grows best inside a greenhouse. There are quite a few!

Keep your greenhouse cozy with our tips on insulation, greenhouse compost heating, and heating without electricity using simple greenhouse plans. Click to discover more and follow us for further gardening ideas.

Heating your greenhouse during the winter doesn't have to break the bank. With a little creativity and resourcefulness, you can implement DIY and budget-friendly heating solutions that will keep your plants thriving. In this blog post, we will explore five effective methods to heat your greenhouse in winter while being

Greenhouses, glasshouses and orangeries were torn down across Britain a few decades ago – thankfully, they're now back on the up and better than ever, says Mark Griffiths.

Most of the time the choice of plants is restricted due to limited space and limited availability. So, what are the best plants to grow in a greenhouse?

There are many possibilities with starting greenhouse gardening. But you may be wondering what vegetables you should grow in a greenhouse.

Wintertime does not mean an end to your gardening fun! Read on to learn what plants to grow in a greenhouse in the cold season.