GreenHouse Kits with Free Shipping

Posted by Admin in Greenhouses on October 23rd, 2009 |  No Comments »


As Fall goes into full swing and winter approaches, home and garden enthusiasts will want to extend their growing season with a Green House Kit from GreenGardenTools. Don’t forget to take advantage of the free shipping on all greenhouse kits. And don’t forget about the eco friendly leaf blowers, trimmers and tillers.

Growing Greenhouses 2009

Organic gardening: Bypassing Chemical Shortcuts

Posted by Admin in Gardening Tips, tools on August 4th, 2009 |  No Comments »

The ever growing interest in organic gardening starts with a premise — you are what you eat. Gardeners have developed a plethora of methods for planting, growing and nurturing their crops, all without using chemicals (fertilizers or pesticides). The results are a garden of fresh fruits and vegatables chock full of nutrients taken directly from the soil, organic gardeners say.

While the health benefits of organic gardening are the subject of debate with both non-organic growers and within the industry itself, there is no denying that tender care given to each crop produces a vine-ripened tasty product. But just shunning the use of chemicals is far from all that is required to become a Read the rest of this entry »

Gardening with a Greenhouse

Posted by Admin in Gardening Tips, Greenhouse Misting, Greenhouses on July 12th, 2009 |  No Comments »

Gardening can be a fun and fascinating hobby and a great pastime, and there are a number of things that can make just about any gardener more successful with the plants in their care. For those who have the space and can afford the expense, a greenhouse can be a wonderful addition to the landscape, and a great way to make those plants thrive, no matter what the weather conditions outside.

A greenhouse is the perfect place to start those seeds and nurture those tender seedlings until they are strong enough to survive the rigors of the outdoors. The type of Read the rest of this entry »

Eliminating Greenhouse Insects

Posted by Admin in Greenhouses on June 14th, 2009 |  No Comments »

Eliminating harmful insects has always been a priority of gardeners and major food crop organizations alike and it has been no easy task. The search for solutions while keeping plants safe to consume in the process is an ongoing and unrelenting pursuit to say the least. Pesticides are big business and rake in the billions of dollars every year in their effort to aide the small and commercial farmers and even everyday individuals trying to nurture their plants on a much smaller scale every growing season.

The preferable method to get rid of insects in a garden of course would be using natural means. Read the rest of this entry »

Growing In Greenhouses.

Posted by Admin in Greenhouse Heaters, Greenhouse Lighting, Greenhouse Misting, Greenhouse Parts, Greenhouses, Hydroponic Greenhouses, Mini Greenhouses, Used Greenhouses on June 9th, 2009 |  No Comments »

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Summer Garden Maintenance

Posted by Admin in Gardening Tips on June 8th, 2009 |  No Comments »

The approching summer months bring a plethora of life to gardens as the sun drenches lawns, and plants appear to take on a wonderful ethereal glow. But the beauty that unfolds along with the season of summer also brings plenty of work to be done behind the scenes.

The watering chores will seem to grow exponentially during the long, hot, dry spells. It is essential that the plant life gets what they need to sustain themselves under the summer sun. Sun-loving flowers are especially vulnerable as they will face the most exposure. The lawn, container plants, hanging baskets, vegetables, flowers and plants all need their drinks, but be careful not to overdo it.

Newly planted trees and shrubs are vulnerable and need a close eye kept on them when it comes to watering. Lawns should be cut a little higher than they usually are, as this will help them withstand the drier weather.

Weeding needs to be kept up throughout the summer months, catching them early, before they can seed further. Always remember to look under leaves of plants to catch the less obvious weeds. You can take solace that the weeds will not grow with such abandon during mid-summer if you do a good weeding early on. Read the rest of this entry »

Green Power Tools

Posted by Admin in Greenhouses on June 6th, 2009 |  No Comments »

Spring has always been just about my favourite season of the year, with the rebirth of plants along with all the tasks necessary to accommodate them. But one of my least favourite things about this time of year is getting all the gas-powered tools out of the garage and getting them to run.

So far this year Read the rest of this entry »

Rechargeable Lawn Mower

Posted by Admin in tools on June 3rd, 2009 |  No Comments »

Studies show that traditional gas-powered mowers to be major contributers to pollution, up to thirty times worse than cars per gallon of gas used. Electric rotary mowers are much more earth friendly.

Electric mowers also are much quieter, meaning less noise pollution for your neighborhood. Sparkplugs and air filters never need replacing, and electric engines don’t need tuneups.

Other advantages include easier starting and less weight to push around.

The Neuton Electric Mower is a state of the art electric rotary mower that can run from 45 to 60 minutes on a single charge. Why not check one out today?

Creating a Summer Herb Garden

Posted by Admin in Greenhouses, Mini Greenhouses on May 22nd, 2009 |  No Comments »

For anyone who cooks, they know there is nothing like fresh herbs. Fresh herbs taste so much better than dried herbs any day. So why not create a summer herb garden to have readily access to the herbs you use all the time.

Making an herb garden is simple. It does not require a lot of room. A garden is cost efficient and has many benefits too. Think of the fresh garden salad with the fresh herbs you grew yourself, how wonderful it tastes. It Makes your mouth water just thinking about it.

There are many Read the rest of this entry »

Greenhouses And Lighting.

Posted by Admin in Greenhouse Lighting, Greenhouse Parts, Greenhouses on November 27th, 2008 |  No Comments »

If you’re planning to use your greenhouse all year round, there will be a time that you are going to need some lighting in your greenhouse. If you have thought about it and done some research then you will have discovered that it isn’t really easy to select the best lighting for your greenhouse. But there is a simple way to select your greenhouse lights and I am going to show you how. The first thing you need to do when thinking about lights for your greenhouse is to ask yourself what kind of a greenhouse do you have and what is it that you want to  do when you have greenhouse lighting.

The Types Of Greenhouse Lighting.

You have two types of greenhouse lights: one is supplementary and the other one is growing. Lets start with the supplementary lights. Read the rest of this entry »

Hoop House Greenhouse.

Posted by Admin in Greenhouses on November 18th, 2008 |  No Comments »

Greenhouses are a great benefit to many gardeners, whether they are hobbyists or  professional farmers. Not everyone has a greenhouse, and why is that? Because people think that it will cost them tons of money to set one up. But that is not always true. Even if you have a small budget, there are solutions like the hoop house greenhouse.

The hoop house greenhouse is a great and affordable alternative to the normal glass or fiberglass greenhouses. The hoop type is very easy to build and has many more advantages which I have listed for you below.

-Inexpensive way to start cultivating.
Hoop house greenhouses are a great way to help greenhouse enthusiasts get started with growing crops, flowers and plants.  Read the rest of this entry »