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on level ground, with a windbreak protecting it from prevailing winds. The object is for tiie building to receive the maximum amount of sun. Therefore, it should stand as far away as possible from trees and tall shrubbery. It should be oriented so that the long side will receive as many hours of sun as possible each day.
Access to water and electricity are important considerations. If the greenhouse is sufficiently close to the house, an extension cord and garden hose will work just fine. Ventilation is another important consideration. Ceiling vents should be installed; in the more expensive models, these can be thermostatically controlled.
Spread the plants evenly throughout the greenhouse, rather than bunched in one area, so that air will be distributed evenly around them. Doors can be opened early in the morning and closed in late afternoon, always, of course, taking temperature into account. Aim to maintain it
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