How to greenhouse

Want to start growing plants in a greenhouse? Did you just purchase one? Start with this beginner's guide to greenhouse gardening to learn the basics!

No need to stop growing in the greenhouse just because winter is coming. Learn how to heat greenhouse in winter without electricity!

Greenhouses sometimes need extra heat in the wintertime. Learn how to do it for almost free with these ingenious ideas. #garden #greenhouse

Planning on building a greenhouse or have one that just isn't working well for you? Use these greenhouse tips to have the best greenhouse.

Solutions for Sustainable Living

Get ready for the cold winter season and set up this simple DIY greenhouse heater using only a can of vegetable shortening and some terra cotta pots. This heater can warm up to 202°F for a very long time and once the shortening candle runs out it is very easy to replace. Learn how to

If you need more space for growing plants in the winter, a greenhouse seems like a logical choice. However, there is still the problem of germinating seeds and keeping plants alive in the winter cold. Let’s take a closer look at how these greenhouse heating methods work, and which ones might be the best option for you.

Discover how to heat a greenhouse for free with these clever off-grid methods! Whether you have an easy-to-build greenhouse, a DIY commercial greenhouse, or a cozy greenhouse over raised beds, these ideas work in any climate, even in a New England greenhouse. Perfect for heating a small greenhouse or learning how to heat a house without electricity. Tap to explore smart, sustainable solutions!

I’ve had a lot of people ask about my greenhouse I keep above zero in zone 4 all winter long… my greenhouse usually stays 30 degrees Celsius warmer than outside. Great in the winter but you have to...

Growing plants year-round, especially in cooler or fluctuating climates, can be a challenge. However, an underground greenhouse, also known as a ‘walipini’ or ‘pit greenhouse’, offers a sustainable solution. Leveraging the Earth’s natural insulation, these greenhouses maintain more consistent temperatures, protecting plants from harsh weather conditions and extending the growing season.