Go deeper into light, energy and controlled environments.
Browse 4 books ↓Start with our free heating a greenhouse guide, then use this shelf to explore in more depth.
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For Understanding your growing environment
Brings greenhouse equipment, growing techniques and plant choices together in one substantial reference.
Written for a broad audience: adapt seasonal timing and temperature assumptions to your UK location.
ISBN 9781604694147 · Book details source
For Passive-solar design principles
Examines siting, glazing, heat storage and ventilation when designing a solar greenhouse.
Climate and site are decisive. Do not assume an overseas design will deliver a heat-free UK winter.
ISBN 9780865718241 · Book details source
For Understanding artificial light
A reference for indoor growers who want to understand light and plan a growing area around it.
Lighting products evolve: use the underlying principles and compare current equipment specifications.
ISBN 9781604697957 · Book details source
For Observing conditions before watering
Encourages an observation-led approach to indoor plant care and understanding the environment around your plants.
A useful change of approach if fixed watering schedules have not worked for you.
ISBN 9781419732393 · Book details source
These are editorial selections based on the subject, author and published book information. They are not a bestseller ranking, and we do not claim to have tested or read every book cover to cover. Reading levels and suitability notes are our guidance to help you choose.
Some titles are older, and some describe growing in warmer climates. Pair them with current UK advice and the conditions in your own greenhouse. Each card links to the book information used. Book-cover photography is not shown in this edition of the library.
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