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Greenhouses are becoming more and more popular to those people with “green thumb.” Even home gardeners are considering having one for their garden for the benefits that it gives. Since full-sized, regular greenhouses can really be expensive and costly to maintain, it may be impractical for these small home gardeners to build one.



But do not fret! It is because there are new portable and mini greenhouses now available for one to purchase and conveniently place in their gardens. These portable greenhouses are ideal for those who want to start their growing season early in the spring and extend it during the fall. These are also best for overwintering crops and are inexpensive too.



Because these greenhouses are portable, they are light in weight and compact for easy setup, taking down and transporting. Most of these portable greenhouse kits can be set up in 30 minutes or even less. And because they are compact, they can easily be stored in any convenient place in the garage or closet when it is not yet time to use them.



What portable greenhouses do?
Portable greenhouses, just like the traditional ones, trap heat coming from the sun during the day through its covering and keep the heat radiated by the soil during the night to keep the surroundings warm enough for the plants. When a portable greenhouse is closed, it also traps in moisture which helps reduce the frequency of watering the plants inside.



A portable greenhouse is ideal for early planting of seeds, protecting the tender plants from the cold climate, starting perennial seeds in summer, fast rooting because of the need to transplant, and growing different kinds of plants that are not commonly grown in the area. This can also be used to overwinter plants especially when heated.



Portable greenhouses becoming popular
Gardeners are being continuously interested in these portable greenhouses and increase in sales of these products is evident. For one, these portables take no time to set up to get them going right away. Taking them down when it is not time to use them is also hassle-free. A greenhouse is not really needed to be up all year round especially for small-time plant growers. Thus, mini and portable greenhouses are ideal for their needs.



For first timers, portable greenhouse is also recommended since this will give them the feel of having a real greenhouse before they consider building a real, full-sized one. And these portables are also inexpensive and less costly to maintain. This allows for them to jump-start their gardening career without having to spend a lot of money to buy all those greenhouse supplies that are required for the big ones. Also, installation is significantly quicker and easier than permanent ones so no additional or advanced tools are required.



These portable greenhouses come in different shapes and sizes. It can be as little as a small tent that fits only 2 plant shelves. There are some that look like portable closets that are around 6 feet tall. And there are also bigger ones as tall as 7 to 8 feet and are designed like a dome. These big ones can fit up to 3 to 4 bigger shelves inside.



Gardening Tips
Weather can really be unpredictable. So when a sudden cold snap occurs, burlap sacks filled with leaves can be thrown over the sash on the frame or covering during the night to prevent too much cold to get inside. Bales of straw or hay may also be stacked against the frame.



For extreme summer sunlight protection, some sort of shading can be used to prevent plant damage. Examples of covering that can be used as a shade are knitted shade covers, old bamboo blinds, and lath.



Plants inside the greenhouse should also be watered as early in the day as possible. This is to allow for quick drying of the soil before it gets dark. Improperly managed drainage and keeping the soil wet can pose problems later on and may not be a good gardening experience for beginners.



Whether you are a novice or is already an experienced gardener, having a portable greenhouse may be beneficial to your gardening needs. Being able to transport your greenhouse in a convenient and more strategic location is always possible with this portable version. Maintaining and taking proper care for this portable greenhouse is also not as costly and demanding than the permanent, full-sized ones.











Greenhouse News and Events


 Greenhouse representatives to gather public feedback

Mon, 06 Feb 2012 19:34:15 -0800

A greenhouse developer will meet with Lower Makefield residents twice over the next week to discuss potential sites for a greenhouse in the township.


 Disclosing greenhouse gas emissions boosts business, study finds

Mon, 06 Feb 2012 10:42:06 -0800

Researchers have found that companies that disclose greenhouse gas emissions enjoy an immediate rise in stock value.


 Report: Power plants are top greenhouse gas polluters

Sat, 04 Feb 2012 22:09:33 -0800

Power plants throughout eastern Massachusetts are the largest industrial sources of greenhouse gas emissions linked to climate change in the state, according to new data from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).


 EPA identifies major sources of greenhouse gases in Mass.

Mon, 06 Feb 2012 09:15:08 -0800

Power plants throughout eastern Massachusetts are the largest industrial sources of greenhouse gas emissions linked to climate change in the state, according to new data from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.


 Greenhouse proposal draws mixed feedback

Wed, 01 Feb 2012 20:44:54 -0800

A proposed greenhouse on about 2 acres of Patterson Farm would be situated near Historic Edgewood Village, according to a presentation Wednesday night at the Lower Makefield supervisors meeting.


 Bright Farms proposes Patterson Farm greenhouse to produce locally grown food, produce

Mon, 06 Feb 2012 22:36:42 -0800

LOWER MAKEFIELD – The business of farming is one of America’s oldest forms of production and a mainstay in Lower Makefield. Yet, its local appeal is sometimes threatened by multi-national companies that ship produce long distances.


 Greenhouse grows on kids

Mon, 30 Jan 2012 10:18:01 -0800

For a group of local school girls, a sweet radish salad, tossed with apples and lemon, was the unlikely harvest...


 Big greenhouse sprouting up at Cove High

Fri, 03 Feb 2012 14:09:06 -0800

COVE — Growing tomatoes and lettuce during the winter at Cove High School will soon be almost as easy as taking a dip in the community's popular warm springs pool.


 China Greenhouse Gas Emissions Set to Rise Well Past U.S.

Fri, 03 Feb 2012 10:49:04 -0800

By 2015, China will emit nearly 50 percent more greenhouse gases than the United States, a top Chinese energy researcher said yesterday. [More]


 Supervisors consider greenhouse on Patterson Farm site

Wed, 01 Feb 2012 05:15:00 -0800

Keeping it local will be the theme Wednesday night when the Lower Makefield supervisors consider allowing a greenhouse to be built on part of Patterson Farm, the board chairman said.



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