Cold Frames And Hot Beds Greenhouse Kits

If you could line up every single person who owns and operates a greenhouse and ask them what their number one mistake was when they built their kit greenhouse, chances are good, they'll tell you, they didn't make it big enough.

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If you plan on having a greenhouse plant growing business, not enough room is more than an inconvenience, it could mean lost revenue.

Fear not, if you do find yourself in a position of needing more growing space, but don't have the means to expand upon your current greenhouse you can make use of auxiliary growing facilities. These types of growing environments include cold frames, hotbeds, and lath houses.

COLD FRAMES

The cold frame isn't very complicated to have built. A cold frame kit comprises of a side solidly constructed of wood, cement, or brick. A cold frame is built with a top which is hinged and removable. A cold house also is glazed with glass, Fiberglas, or plastic. Cold frames do not have a bottom. A cold frame is extremely helpful to take the burden from your main greenhouse during the spring bulk of growing.

A cold house is well suited for such plants as annuals and perennials. Then there are plants such as delphiniums, pansies, and Oriental poppies, to be planted in the frame in late summer and kept there over winter. The cold frame makes an excellent "cold-42 conditioning" rooting area for the spring-flowering bulbs you wish to force.

As far as how to get your own cold frame, it's not very hard at all. There are several options you can choose from, if you want a cold frame greenhouse. One way you can get a cold frame greenhouse is to buy all the supplies necessary to build a cold frame greenhouse. You then could construct the cold frame yourself.

Greenhouse dealers also can supply you with pre cut and pre fabricated supplies to make a cold frame greenhouse. All you have to do is assemble it yourself. The final choice available to you is to simply buy a fully built cold frame greenhouse. These fully assembled cold frame greenhouses come complete with a frame that is either made from wood or aluminium. It also comes with plastic "lights."

How to Build a Cold Frame

If you decide to either buy a cold frame greenhouse kit or have one built, you should have it facing south. If you only have a need for one cold frame greenhouse you can connect it to your existing greenhouse. You should connect it to the south greenhouse wall of your greenhouse.

If you have needs for more than one cold house greenhouse, you can arrange them in rows. If you do have a need for more than one, you can have them as either free standing or you can attach them to any structure you have on your property. You can connect them to your existing greenhouse, your house, garage, tool shed, etc…