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Types of Greenhouses

“Summer” Crops
“Summer” Crops

By growing vegetables in your own greenhouse, you can enjoy vegetables that are typically restricted by their seasons or because of your outdoor weather conditions. A greenhouse can extend your growing season by weeks if not months compared with traditional outdoor gardening.

Carrots
Carrots

But if you keep your greenhouse warmer, you will have more choices of what to grow. One way to get around this issue is to attach your greenhouse structure to your house, and share heat. For some areas, crops such as kale, carrots or spinach can grow outside with little protection. Parsnips grow well mostly anywhere unprotected.

Cut and Head Lettuce
Cut and Head Lettuce

Loose leaf lettuce does not form a head, but stays separately attached at the root. Varieties include green, red and oak leaf. Leaf lettuce can tolerate heat better than head-type lettuce, extending the growing season. Cut leaf lettuce when it is 3- to 6-inches tall. Named varieties are Salad Bowl, Slobolt, Black-Seeded Simpson and Red Sails.

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Herbs
Herbs

Using a greenhouse for growing herbs is a great option. Learn about some of the best herbs that thrive in a greenhouse environment in this article. Find more herb plant info for greenhouses here.

Microgreens
Microgreens

ARC takes great pride in growing, packing and selling the highest quality, best tasting Microgreens available. ARC has been growing Microgreens hydroponically since 1991 in our own greenhouses.

Other Leafy Greens
Other Leafy Greens

They include radishes, mustard greens, kale, turnip greens, and many of the leafy oriental vegetables. Broccoli, cauliflower, turnips and kohlrabi can be grown for their leaves. The leaves can be eaten raw in salads or steamed.

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Spinach Spinach is a Classic Greenhouse Crop
Spinach Spinach is a Classic Greenhouse Crop

Growing Hydroponic Spinach is ... The hydroponic grown spinach crop featured in our article ... In a climate controlled greenhouse or indoor garden it ...

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