Greenhouse Growing

Hi @shiney - thanks for the offer - but don't worry about a picture. Its all water under the bridge now.I did try to Google the history of capilliary matting, but found nothing. Though I did find one company that sells matting made from recycled cotton and wool. That surprised me. I think it...

https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwiF15TgzKjQAhVBOMAKHdl8CVAQFggkMAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.sealsdirect.co.uk%2F&usg=AFQjCNEKxfn75khBPqJtrljmF2trlcs92wFound this hope it helpsThis one has Robinsons but is different to yours scrool to...

Having researched this further - it appears the greenhouse could be a Robinsons model. I'll contact them to see of they can confirm. In the meantime we do have some other clips we can try.Many thanks!

Thanks peeps. Got them all planted over the weekend and sorted my greenhouse out. Just got to keep them alive now. Got A decent price for them!

My new Rhinos, just been delivered and the fitter comes to build it on Friday, I've gone for the 8x12 as I'm pushed for room, but should feed the two of us comfortably

The victorians were great innovators, most of the farm work and transportation of goods involved horses so they had an abundance of manure which they put to good use.

Just out of interest, this is what the professionals use. There are probably others. Its a very simple one spray early in the season.

Yes thank you ☺

I found a band of copper tape and spraying the bottom 6" with WD40 , worked really well at keeping the blighters out . I now have some nice plastic raffia containers so don't want to stick tape and spray them , I use Bio-slug pellets sparingly , this works until you forget , then the boogers...

Purchased some jasmine seeds just a few weeks ago, planted them 24 hours after i'd soaked them in warm water, today looking in the greenhouse two have made an appearance☺☺

What if you stick a few banana skins in there? Let the ethylene do its magic.Incidentally, a few times when on my jollies in the med, I've had salad featuring tomatoes in both red and green. The red ones impart a sweetness while the green offered a much sharper but equally delicious taste.

Oh well. Next time !!!!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'll remember this bit of information. Thank You

Hi folks. Slight change of plan I think.. keen to use the sleepers as I wanted a little extra height, and because I had them handy!As suggested I've lifted the slabs, and am considering digging the sleepers into the ground somewhat, and mounting onto them. Any suggestions on how to get the...

Thanks for all advice. In the end I built it on wood. Approx 6 to 8 inches high. Only got the frame together yesterday. Now for the glazing. Any opinions on using multi wall polycarbonate on the roof and glass on walls.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Dave, blight is an air-borne disease so can affect plants in greenhouses as well as outside, and as Pete says, it only affects members of the potato family.

Right, let's try again....Excellent - that's worked. Thanks for liking me!

Not something I will rush at, will have at least one season with "annuals" first, but a small Cherry or a grape might be nice.

I just knew this greenhouse would not be big enough. It's like a jungle in here.

Yes same here ....must have a million seeds now ready to fly off next puff of wind.