Greenhouse Maintenance

Get the greenhouse set for winter


With winter approaching, gardeners are likely to spend more time in their greenhouses than their gardens.

With this in mind, greenhouse maintenance should be made a priority and work done now will pay off in winter.

A clean and tidy greenhouse will help prevent pests and diseases spreading, according to the BBC‘s gardening site.

“Put canes around plants that need support; such as cordon tomatoes and melons, and tie in emerging shoots,” it advises.

“Look out for pests and diseases and treat appropriately.

“Common pests in warm, humid conditions include aphids, red spider mite and mealy bug. Diseases include mildew and botrytis.”

Greenhouses help offer a new dimension to gardening, allowing different plants to be grown that wouldn‘t otherwise be possible in the UK.ADNFCR-1495-ID-18765111-ADNFCR

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One Response to Get the greenhouse set for winter

  1. Alan

    Any idea where I can buy some UV resistant tape for my bubble wrap now up in the green house. There are gaps that need to have tape for some joins. Nobody I ask seems to help.

 
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