Native to Mexico and genetically adapted to dry, warm conditions, pepper plants like it hot and sunny. 

How do you grow tomatoes in your greenhouse? What about watering times? Learn everything you need here.

If you're going to be using your greenhouse during winter in a cold-climate area, you'll undoubtedly need to have a heating system in place.

Proper airflow is essential for healthy, thriving plants.

Once you've determined the basics listed above, it's time to get started on building your greenhouse. 

The first step in planning your greenhouse is to determine the best site on your property for the structure.

Few things are more disappointing than pleasantly anticipating the first fresh salad of the season only to find that garden pests or local wildlife had the same idea when you go out to harvest.

You can enjoy your own ripe fruit freshly picked from the vine in the middle of a cold and snowy winter. 

Part 1 of our greenhouse benefits guide goes over the top reasons why you should be growing in a greenhouse. 

If you use your farm pond for anything more than raising koi or handling stormwater, you need to test the water at least once a year.