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Double Glazed greenhouse
Will try to get some better pics next week.Just upgraded phone so got a new toy with 2 MP camera etc on it.But its a school so got to be carefull that no pupils or staff get in pics (child...
Will try to get some better pics next week.Just upgraded phone so got a new toy with 2 MP camera etc on it.But its a school so got to be carefull that no pupils or staff get in pics (child protection ,privacy etc)
Will try to get some better pics next week.Just upgraded phone so got a new toy with 2 MP camera etc on it.But its a school so got to be carefull that no pupils or staff get in pics (child protection ,privacy etc)
Will try to get some better pics next week.Just upgraded phone so got a new toy with 2 MP camera etc on it.But its a school so got to be carefull that no pupils or staff get in pics (child...
Beefy
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May 25, 2006
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Beefy
May 27, 2006
Greenhouse heater
Hi Sharon, I`m sure they know already :DYou`ll still have to figure out how many btu/hr (or kw equivilent)that parafin heater puts out
Btw, if you plan to add bubblewrap everywhere in the...
Hi Sharon, I`m sure they know already :DYou`ll still have to figure out how many btu/hr (or kw equivilent)that parafin heater puts out
Btw, if you plan to add bubblewrap everywhere in the winter, you can make R=2 for your calculations which should help cut costs.
Hi Sharon, I`m sure they know already :DYou`ll still have to figure out how many btu/hr (or kw equivilent)that parafin heater puts out
Btw, if you plan to add bubblewrap everywhere in the winter, you can make R=2 for your calculations...
Hi Sharon, I`m sure they know already :DYou`ll still have to figure out how many btu/hr (or kw equivilent)that parafin heater puts out
Btw, if you plan to add bubblewrap everywhere in the...
sharon
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May 8, 2006
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Hex
May 9, 2006
old greenhouse
Thanks both! Yes Frogesque, I think that's the flower all right. I had seen the thread, but had forgotten about it - probably onset of senile dementia!! :D I'd like to try the "easy...
Thanks both! Yes Frogesque, I think that's the flower all right. I had seen the thread, but had forgotten about it - probably onset of senile dementia!! :D I'd like to try the "easy air-layering" technique, but I don't know how well it'll work when it's in someone else's garden, and I can't...
Thanks both! Yes Frogesque, I think that's the flower all right. I had seen the thread, but had forgotten about it - probably onset of senile dementia!! :D I'd like to try the "easy air-layering" technique, but I don't know how well it'll work...
Thanks both! Yes Frogesque, I think that's the flower all right. I had seen the thread, but had forgotten about it - probably onset of senile dementia!! :D I'd like to try the "easy...
UsedtobeDendy
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Apr 20, 2006
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UsedtobeDendy
Apr 21, 2006
Seeds in greenhouse
Yes Pete totally confused now!!
Yes Pete totally confused now!!
Yes Pete totally confused now!!
Yes Pete totally confused now!!
Stingo
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Apr 7, 2006
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Stingo
Apr 10, 2006
wooden greenhouses
So am I, hans. Would have loved a cedar one but couldn't afford even 6x8', and second-hand isn't an option as I can't manage that kind of DIY anymore
So am I, hans. Would have loved a cedar one but couldn't afford even 6x8', and second-hand isn't an option as I can't manage that kind of DIY anymore
So am I, hans. Would have loved a cedar one but couldn't afford even 6x8', and second-hand isn't an option as I can't manage that kind of DIY anymore
So am I, hans. Would have loved a cedar one but couldn't afford even 6x8', and second-hand isn't an option as I can't manage that kind of DIY anymore
Transkeisue
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Mar 25, 2006
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Liz
Apr 3, 2006
Do I need a heated greenhouse?
Thanks for the advice Dave W.Much appriciated.
Thanks for the advice Dave W.Much appriciated.
Thanks for the advice Dave W.Much appriciated.
Thanks for the advice Dave W.Much appriciated.
Neil
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Mar 29, 2006
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Neil
Mar 29, 2006
Greenhouse Fruit and veg ideas
That takes us back to another thread - recycling!! :D
That takes us back to another thread - recycling!! :D
That takes us back to another thread - recycling!! :D
That takes us back to another thread - recycling!! :D
cazza
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Mar 18, 2006
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UsedtobeDendy
Mar 21, 2006
greenhouse glass
re the books, CAzza - I was looking through mine, and I think the best one overall about propagating plants, whethre from seed or some other way, is Plant Propagation A-Z (Growing Plants for...
re the books, CAzza - I was looking through mine, and I think the best one overall about propagating plants, whethre from seed or some other way, is Plant Propagation A-Z (Growing Plants for Free), ISBN 0715318268. I'm sure you could get it 2nd hand on Amazon used books. Good luck!
re the books, CAzza - I was looking through mine, and I think the best one overall about propagating plants, whethre from seed or some other way, is Plant Propagation A-Z (Growing Plants for Free), ISBN 0715318268. I'm sure you could get it 2nd...
re the books, CAzza - I was looking through mine, and I think the best one overall about propagating plants, whethre from seed or some other way, is Plant Propagation A-Z (Growing Plants for...
cazza
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Mar 16, 2006
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UsedtobeDendy
Mar 18, 2006
polycarbon greenhouse
Thank- have found it on the internet - fingers crossed that it works - will let you know
Thank- have found it on the internet - fingers crossed that it works - will let you know
Thank- have found it on the internet - fingers crossed that it works - will let you know
Thank- have found it on the internet - fingers crossed that it works - will let you know
veglady
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Mar 10, 2006
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Johhno
Mar 12, 2006
Colder inside !!!
strongylodon - here are the spider plants in the greenhouse as promised!
strongylodon - here are the spider plants in the greenhouse as promised!
strongylodon - here are the spider plants in the greenhouse as promised!
strongylodon - here are the spider plants in the greenhouse as promised!
PeterS
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Mar 3, 2006
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UsedtobeDendy
Mar 7, 2006
Timber greenhouses
i prefer diy so i know i can fix it if/when it breaks
Steve, Sounds like double glazing might be better for your location or perhaps twinwall polycarbonate if you don`t mind that opaque...
i prefer diy so i know i can fix it if/when it breaks
Steve, Sounds like double glazing might be better for your location or perhaps twinwall polycarbonate if you don`t mind that opaque look. Perhaps they`ll give a discount if you buy it without the styrene..unlikely but might be worth a try.
i prefer diy so i know i can fix it if/when it breaks
Steve, Sounds like double glazing might be better for your location or perhaps twinwall polycarbonate if you don`t mind that opaque look. Perhaps they`ll give a discount if you buy it...
i prefer diy so i know i can fix it if/when it breaks
Steve, Sounds like double glazing might be better for your location or perhaps twinwall polycarbonate if you don`t mind that opaque...
steveb1973
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Mar 4, 2006
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Hex
Mar 4, 2006
vents in a greenhouse
Nik If you blow air into the greenhouse via a filter screen,you can vent by overpressure. This pressurises the internal air and forces it out through the vents and those (unseen) gaps in the...
Nik If you blow air into the greenhouse via a filter screen,you can vent by overpressure. This pressurises the internal air and forces it out through the vents and those (unseen) gaps in the greenhouse. It`s a good way to keep spores and small stuff out as it has to go against the airflow to get...
Nik If you blow air into the greenhouse via a filter screen,you can vent by overpressure. This pressurises the internal air and forces it out through the vents and those (unseen) gaps in the greenhouse. It`s a good way to keep spores and small...
Nik If you blow air into the greenhouse via a filter screen,you can vent by overpressure. This pressurises the internal air and forces it out through the vents and those (unseen) gaps in the...
veglady
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Feb 26, 2006
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Hex
Feb 28, 2006
greenhouse
Everything Fran says is spot on. Re putting in electricity - there is a thing called Armadillo - it's a way of putting in electricity yourself - the only one now that's allowed if you're not a...
Everything Fran says is spot on. Re putting in electricity - there is a thing called Armadillo - it's a way of putting in electricity yourself - the only one now that's allowed if you're not a pro. Two Wests and Elliot have it. They have pretty much anything you need for a greenhouse - well...
Everything Fran says is spot on. Re putting in electricity - there is a thing called Armadillo - it's a way of putting in electricity yourself - the only one now that's allowed if you're not a pro. Two Wests and Elliot have it. They have pretty...
Everything Fran says is spot on. Re putting in electricity - there is a thing called Armadillo - it's a way of putting in electricity yourself - the only one now that's allowed if you're not a...
PyesKathryn
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Feb 25, 2006
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UsedtobeDendy
Feb 26, 2006
greenhouse heating
If your referring to those bedding plants bought from garden centres around now, Petunias, etc. then I would say a minimum of 50F, 10C, and as warm as it gets during the day, you dont want a check...
If your referring to those bedding plants bought from garden centres around now, Petunias, etc. then I would say a minimum of 50F, 10C, and as warm as it gets during the day, you dont want a check in growth, also be careful about the watering. Low temps and too wet compost is not good.
If your referring to those bedding plants bought from garden centres around now, Petunias, etc. then I would say a minimum of 50F, 10C, and as warm as it gets during the day, you dont want a check in growth, also be careful about the watering. ...
If your referring to those bedding plants bought from garden centres around now, Petunias, etc. then I would say a minimum of 50F, 10C, and as warm as it gets during the day, you dont want a check...
grinch
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Feb 18, 2006
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pete
Feb 19, 2006
Cold Greenhouse
tomatoes need artificial heat and constant heat plus lots of light, they could be started on kitchen window in april, but i recommend you also buy some plants in May .....
tomatoes need artificial heat and constant heat plus lots of light, they could be started on kitchen window in april, but i recommend you also buy some plants in May .....
tomatoes need artificial heat and constant heat plus lots of light, they could be started on kitchen window in april, but i recommend you also buy some plants in May .....
tomatoes need artificial heat and constant heat plus lots of light, they could be started on kitchen window in april, but i recommend you also buy some plants in May .....
David G
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Feb 11, 2006
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Lady Gardener
Feb 13, 2006
Taping Bubble Plastic
Yes, it's sold as 'tunnel tape' or 'all weather tape' amonst other things. I think i've seen it in B&Q, it's usually clear with a green tint, expect to pay �£5 to �£10 a 4 inch wide roll. So...
Yes, it's sold as 'tunnel tape' or 'all weather tape' amonst other things. I think i've seen it in B&Q, it's usually clear with a green tint, expect to pay �£5 to �£10 a 4 inch wide roll. So long as the polythene is dry & dust free then it makes a very strong join.
Yes, it's sold as 'tunnel tape' or 'all weather tape' amonst other things. I think i've seen it in B&Q, it's usually clear with a green tint, expect to pay �£5 to �£10 a 4 inch wide roll. So long as the polythene is dry & dust free then it...
Yes, it's sold as 'tunnel tape' or 'all weather tape' amonst other things. I think i've seen it in B&Q, it's usually clear with a green tint, expect to pay �£5 to �£10 a 4 inch wide roll. So...
Gardening Newbie
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Feb 7, 2006
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Tortuosa
Feb 13, 2006
Do I need insulation?
I have used bubble wrap on two or three occasions before and you do end up with alot of condensation on the inside of the greenhouse.I havent used it this year, i have got a fan heater which has a...
I have used bubble wrap on two or three occasions before and you do end up with alot of condensation on the inside of the greenhouse.I havent used it this year, i have got a fan heater which has a thermostat set to 3 or 4 degrees just to take the chill off.The bubble wrap is messy to put up and...
I have used bubble wrap on two or three occasions before and you do end up with alot of condensation on the inside of the greenhouse.I havent used it this year, i have got a fan heater which has a thermostat set to 3 or 4 degrees just to take the...
I have used bubble wrap on two or three occasions before and you do end up with alot of condensation on the inside of the greenhouse.I havent used it this year, i have got a fan heater which has a...
Gardening Newbie
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Jan 5, 2006
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DAVEY P
Jan 30, 2006
new greenhouse
You could just lay some sleepers on the ground and screw it to them. But you will have to watch the height. There is nothing to stop you digging down several inches inside the sleepers to give...
You could just lay some sleepers on the ground and screw it to them. But you will have to watch the height. There is nothing to stop you digging down several inches inside the sleepers to give you more head room. Just make sure it is not in a place where it could fill up with water.
You could just lay some sleepers on the ground and screw it to them. But you will have to watch the height. There is nothing to stop you digging down several inches inside the sleepers to give you more head room. Just make sure it is not in a...
You could just lay some sleepers on the ground and screw it to them. But you will have to watch the height. There is nothing to stop you digging down several inches inside the sleepers to give...
robbo
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Jan 16, 2006
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PeterS
Jan 23, 2006
maintaining wooden greenhouses
If they are old wooden houses then I'd continue with the linseed oil paint as the oil will have permeated the wood and it may react with more modern paints.If replacing rotten wood then I...
If they are old wooden houses then I'd continue with the linseed oil paint as the oil will have permeated the wood and it may react with more modern paints.If replacing rotten wood then I personally use pressure treated preserved timber, paint it with 2 coats of International Bare Wood Primer...
If they are old wooden houses then I'd continue with the linseed oil paint as the oil will have permeated the wood and it may react with more modern paints.If replacing rotten wood then I personally use pressure treated preserved timber, paint...
If they are old wooden houses then I'd continue with the linseed oil paint as the oil will have permeated the wood and it may react with more modern paints.If replacing rotten wood then I...
rudham1
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Jan 18, 2006
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frogesque
Jan 19, 2006
Parafin or Electric?
we use gas heaters in our smaller greenhouses, propane gas, not too expensive and carbon monoxide isn't a problem. we also use oil fired space heaters in our vineries, but thats on a completely...
we use gas heaters in our smaller greenhouses, propane gas, not too expensive and carbon monoxide isn't a problem. we also use oil fired space heaters in our vineries, but thats on a completely different scale. only thing i will say is with an electric fan heater why pay all that money heating...
we use gas heaters in our smaller greenhouses, propane gas, not too expensive and carbon monoxide isn't a problem. we also use oil fired space heaters in our vineries, but thats on a completely different scale. only thing i will say is with an...
we use gas heaters in our smaller greenhouses, propane gas, not too expensive and carbon monoxide isn't a problem. we also use oil fired space heaters in our vineries, but thats on a completely...
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Jan 12, 2006
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