Glasshouse in the garden - Szabolcs Megyeri

We can enjoy our own gardens for our primary vegetables if we buy a handy greenhouse and start the hatching in January or February. And at the end of summer, you can reseed.

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Introduction

General information about greenhouses
Winterising the greenhouse
Types of greenhouses
Size of the greenhouse
Shape of the greenhouse
Construction of the greenhouse
Dimensions
Construction methods
Structural elements of the greenhouse
The construction work
Building materials
The internal installations
Irrigation systems
Heating methods
Heated parts of the greenhouse
Reducing heating costs
Light supply
Climate control
Floor of the greenhouse
Fertilisation and nutrients
Organic manure
Fertilizers
Nutrients
Trace elements
Plant protection
Land use
Utilisation of greenhouses by temperature
Cold storage
Temperate house
Greenhouse
About the conservatory in brief

Propagation of plants
Seed sowing (sexual reproduction)
Cold effect
Hard-shelled seeds
Propagation
Potting
Planting
Containers for seedling nursery and cultivation
Grafting (asexual propagation)
Woody grafting
Green or shoot grafting
Half-tree grafting
Root grafting
Leaf grafting
Rooting in water

Vegetable plants in the greenhouse
Greenhouse calendar
Growing vegetables
Kohlrabi
Chinese cabbage
Lamb's lettuce
Radishes
Spinach
Onions
Cabbage lettuce
Peppers
String beans
Melons
Aubergines (eggplant)
Tomatoes
Cucumber

Herbs in the greenhouse
Growing herbs
Cress
Dill
Chives (chives)
Parsley, chives
Growing under tables

Ornamental plants in the greenhouse
Annual and biennial flowers
Perennials
Flowerbed and balcony plants
Houseplants and container plants
Greenhouse plants
Temperate house plants
Greenhouse plants

Orchids, bromeliads, cacti in the greenhouse
Orchids
Cold-house species
Temperate house species
Greenhouse species
Bromeliads
Cacti

Transplanting and propagation in the greenhouse
Overwintering
Wintering of geraniums
Propagation of bulbs