Extends growing season by 3–4 months into early spring and late fall. Protects delicate plants. Provides winter gardening haven for planting, transplanting, tending flowers/vegetables.
Common objectives: early vegetable starts for max yields; extend flower bloom; ripen tomatoes/peppers in fall; winter harvest; grow from seed (cost-saving); grow for market; experiment with hybrids.
Setup is the hardest part. Once running, greenhouse gardening is like outdoor gardening but with bigger plants, more flowers, larger harvests, and a longer season to enjoy your hobby year-round.
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