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Greta Heinen provides a list of fall to-dos for your greenhouse.
The following is an excerpt from Greta Heinen’s E-Book, “Gardening In A Cool Greenhouse” A Month-By-Month Beginner’s Guide.
SEPTEMBER Bulbs:
Cuttings:
Vegetables:
Wintering Over Stock or Parent Plants:
Tip: Stock plants are pruned back just above the node on the branch. This is where the new growth will start. Watering:
Greenhouse Notes Heating:
Ventilation:
The Greenhouse Environment:
Special Note:
OCTOBER Bulbs:
Pruning Stock or Parent Plants: In the warmer climate plants remain outside longer, but this month the frost sensitive plants are ready to be cut back and brought in. Watering: Tip: The morning is the best time to water plants in the greenhouse.
This was an excerpt from the E-Book: “Gardening In A Cool Greenhouse” A Month-By-Month Beginner’s Guide by Greta Heinen. The full E-Book is available from Birch Publishing.