Winter greenhouse

How to build s deep winter greenhouse: Welcome to the world of Deep Winter Greenhouses (DWGs)! A DWG is like a warm, cozy house for plants when it’s chilly

We provide Geodesic Growing Dome Greenhouses across Ontario and Canada. These incredible structures are built to last, adaptable, and multi-functional.

Being able to heat a greenhouse is essential for anyone who wants to grow plants year-round, especially in colder climates. By maintaining a stable temperature, you can extend your growing season, protect delicate plants from frost, and ensure a continuous harvest even during winter months.

Winter often marks a time of dormancy for many gardens, but in Zone 6, there’s no need to hang up your gardening gloves when the first frost arrives. With the strategic use of unheated greenhouses and hoop houses, you can extend your growing season and enjoy fresh produce well into the colder months. An unheated greenhouse provides a buffer against the harsh winter conditions, allowing you to grow hardy crops that thrive in cooler temperatures. Check out my blog and video to learn more!

Explore innovative ways to keep your greenhouse warm this winter without relying on electricity. Dive into eco-friendly methods that harness natural resources and sustainable practices to maintain optimal temperatures for your plants. From passive solar heating to thermal mass solutions, learn how to create a cozy environment that supports growth even in the coldest months. Perfect for the environmentally conscious gardener looking to reduce their carbon footprint while ensuring a thriving…

A “Deep Winter” greenhouse designed at the University of Minnesota captures excess heat during the day, and releases it at night. The greenhouse has a 4-ft. deep, insulated bed of crushed rock beneath a steeply sloped, south-facing greenhouse wall. An insulated rear wall helps to hold heat. The glazing is triple wal...

How to Build a Backyard Greenhouse for Year-Round Gardening Discover the steps on how to build a backyard greenhouse and indulge in year-round gardening. Learn tips on construction, maintenance, and more!

This morning, my outdoor vegetable gardens are covered with a light layer of snow and sleet, but I'm fortunate to have vegetables growing beautifully in a large and special greenhouse tucked behind my Equipment Barn here at my Bedford, New York farm. Its design was inspired by Eliot Coleman, an expert in four-season farming. My

Sturdi-Built Greenhouse Mfg. on Instagram: “The Tudor model's steep 12/12 roof pitch accommodates heavy snow loads in the heart of wintertime and provides tons of overhead space. We…”

Despite the February cold, my unheated greenhouse continues to give me great joy. If you have ever stepped inside a greenhouse, you know that there is nothing quite like the smell and feel of a warm growing environment. Take a look at what is growing and see one of the things I've learned this month