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The Best Layout for Making the Most of Your Greenhouse

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A greenhouse is the perfect space for growing plants for many homeowners. By letting in light while trapping thermal heat, these structures create an environment where plants can thrive. The best layout for making the most of your greenhouse will allow you to maximize your harvest while minimizing the required space.

Divide Into Zones

While a greenhouse can benefit your plants, it can be challenging to create a climate where all the species can thrive. Too much heat, moisture, or sunlight can impede the growth potential of certain plants. Separating them will allow you to tailor the environment to their needs.

The best way to deal with the different needs of your greenhouse plants is to create zones where you can control the light, shading, and temperature. As a general rule of thumb, you can keep fruits, vegetables, and flowers in different areas so their environments don’t overlap.

Use a Geodesic Design

The type of structure you use for your greenhouse plays a significant role in how much light it traps. The most efficient design is a geodesic dome, which allows you to maximize the sunlight plants get throughout the year, improving your harvest.

Geodesic domes are the most efficient shape because they maximize the enclosed space. They’re also incredibly durable, allowing them to withstand extreme weather and the weight of heavy snowfall. Maximizing space in your geodesic greenhouse will allow you to grow more plants while minimizing its carbon footprint.

Install Shelving

Simply planting items on the floor of your greenhouse wastes quite a bit of space. Shelving allows you to maximize the number of plants you can fit into the building while giving you better access to care for them. It also ensures they get plenty of sunlight.

No matter what framework you have for your existing structure, you can install shelving that complements the dimensions. Shelving makes it easier to access plants to give them food and water. It also makes the space more aesthetic, resulting in a garden you can be proud of.

Get More Out of Your Greenhouse

Exercise and nutrition are pillars of a healthy life. A greenhouse allows you to harvest nearly anything at any time of year, whether you’re growing plants for fun or food. Accounting for zoning, shape, and storage will allow you to maximize capacity and improve yield.

Making the most of your greenhouse with the best layout can be tricky, but with enough time and effort, you’ll get a growing area that meets your expectations.

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Posted By: Katherine KingFiled Under: #Mom's Guide, Content

About Katherine King

Mrs. Kathy King Editor in Chief of On the Scene with Mrs. Kathy King. Katherine is passionate about sharing tips on entertaining, hosting, and creating family memories. Whether it’s playtime, party time or family time her goal is to provide Moms with the tools to create memorable moments for their kids. When she is not working, she is exploring the scene with her three kids ages 18, 15 and 3. Mrs. King has over 20 years of marketing experience and is a recipient of the prestigious Davey Award.

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