Unheated Greenhouses

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• Subject: Unheated Greenhouses
• From: E* R* <T*@teleport.com>
• Date: Tue, 29 Apr 1997 09:20:54 -0700 (PDT)
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An unheated greenhouse is fine in the spring and fall, and for plants like
lettuce that can stand some freezing. There's alot you can grow without heat.

I've used cloches for years. I'll not abandon this useful tool now I have a
heated greenhouse.

It surprised me to learn that heating wasn't the tough part - cooling in
summer is.

Eric



At 06:17 AM 4/29/97 PDT, you wrote:
>> 
>> Like you my tomatoes are planted in the greenhouse and with a bit of
>> sunshine should have flowers in a couple of weeks.  Let's see, this year I
>> have Fantastic, Early Girl, Big Beef, and an old non-hybrid Ailsa Craig.
>> Growing food is a wonderful way to spend the summer, eh.
>> 
>> Don Maroc
>
>I built a greenhouse this year and I plan on growing tomatoes in the
>greenhouse. The problem is, there is no heat. What problems can occur due
>to the lack of heat? Maybe I should try peppers also.
>
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>Sincerely,  
>
>------------------------------------ FROM: -----------------------------------
>Duncan McAlpine  
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