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Plant Selection for an Unheated Greenhouse in Coastal Scotland: Forced Bulbs, Citrus, and Hardy Palms

Cold Greenhouse in West Scotland

Suitable plants:

Forced bulbs, Cyclamen, Camellias, Citrus, Primrose, Pansies.
Chinese Windmill Palm (Trachycarpus fortunei).
Azaleas, Ivies.

Get a greenhouse gardening book with a cold‑house section for detailed schedules.

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