Publisher's Synopsis
How aggravating is it to spend a bundle on fresh produce only to have your spinach taste more slimy than crispy in a matter of days and your carrots become limp in a matter of days?
Even more annoying is the fact that you are paying an increasing amount for these necessities.
Do you know what the "dirty dozen" are? Every year, the Environmental Working Group (EWG) compiles a list of the foodstuffs with the greatest pesticide content. Our favorite strawberry is at the top of the list, followed closely by spinach and kale.
Things worsen! Pesticides with potential for harm are present in about 70% of fresh, non-organic vegetables sold in the United States. The USDA found DCPA, which is categorized as a potential human carcinogen, on kale.
What we believe will improve our health may instead be having a terrible adverse effect.
The more we rely on manufactured goods, the more damage we are doing to the environment and to our own health.
But there is such an easy fix that we can all do:
No exaggeration, a greenhouse, no matter how big or small, can improve your life. You will discover:
How to purchase a greenhouse, new or used.
Select the best glass, floor, construction, and foundation to ensure the longevity of your greenhouse.
The distinction between a poly tunnel and a greenhouse
How to construct your greenhouse's foundation to be sturdy
Why airflow and cooling are crucial, as well as how to keep humidity from harming your plants
The most effective greenhouse heating method and the variations between the various heating systems
How to irrigate your greenhouse so that your plants receive automatic watering and are shielded from heat damage
The distinction between growing in containers versus the ground
To shield your greenhouse from the elements and keep it safe
How to effectively sprout seedlings in your greenhouse
In your greenhouse, you can grow tropical plants, squash, cucumbers, grapes, tomatoes, peppers, citrus plants, and more.
Getting ready for spring in your greenhouse
extending your growing season and winterizing your greenhouse
preventing the potential issues that come with having a greenhouse
The diseases and insects you could find in your greenhouse
How to make sure your greenhouse plants are pollinated
Growing throughout the year in your greenhouse
The ideal method of cleaning your greenhouse to prevent any issues
Every gardener needs a greenhouse, but those who live in cooler climates really need one because it might mean the difference between having ripe tomatoes and fried green tomatoes! With all the knowledge you need to successfully grow in a greenhouse, reading this book will help you avoid the numerous difficulties a greenhouse owner may experience. As "Greenhouse Gardening: A Beginners Guide To Growing Fruit & Vegetables All Year Round" details all the potential problems and how to prevent them, enjoy owning your greenhouse. Learn more about the many advantages of owning a greenhouse today, including how to grow your own plants, flowers, and vegetables all year long.
