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Insulating Greenhouses

Can anyone recommend an effective, but cheaper solution for greenhouse insulation? Bubble wrap. Buy it in sheets off a roller in a good garden centre or DIY store. If you have an aluminium frame, you can also buy the little clips that slot by Gardendesigner01

27/10/2012 11:00:57

by gardengirl6

Talkback: How to insulate a greenhouse

Fearture useless since it did not allow for aluminium greenhoses only wooden onesgrb 20/09/09 I have several 'Dianthus Pink' plant cuttings in my plastic upright cloche. Can I insulate the cloche using the same method as for the green house by bc103963

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31/03/2012 22:47:47

by lolly2

Talkback: Insulating a cold frame

I live in sunderland and have recently taken up gardening, just wondering if I can use a plastic green house as a propagator over winter and would I need to insulate it somehow xx I believe it is possible to buy a fleece cover for a plastic by coleman

28/06/2012 15:12:06

by jo4eyes

Talkback: Insulating compost

by hereisabee

28/11/2011 18:37:38

by ange

Talkback: Make the most of a greenhouse in autumn

I have a plastic greenhouse. Will that keep plants etc protected from frost?Sue lescala wrote (see) I have a plastic greenhouse. Will that keep plants etc protected from frost? Sue Highly unlikely-not without some extra protection,insulation by lescala

19/10/2012 19:57:44

by Hollie- Hock

I can't hang my hanging baskets anymore.

Hello everyone In my area there has been some extensive work done on council properties. My home has recently had external insulation added and then a thin covering of render. Now, because hanging baskets are quite heavy, I do not want to put them by lognor8

24/04/2013 14:10:27

by obelixx

Wheelbarrow handle grips.

can you wrap some plastic tape (like insulation tape) round the wheelbarrow handles, then push on the handle grips, so it's a really nice tight fit ? Should work. The inner tube might be a bit more grippy as it's soft rubber. just glue the buggers by Apgerald

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01/07/2012 19:26:44

by David K

DIY Cold frame

will be affected. Is K glass any good for using in a coldframe? Thanks I don't foresee much of a problem-the light levels will be marginally lower the insulation will definitely be better-it will be heavier of course- and you may need to ventilate more-but other by Tessa777

22/08/2012 10:01:39

by sotongeoff

Container

pottery or stone. I saw that about hessian and I wondered why as it will rot eventually. Is it insulating enough to protect a plant in winter? by Supernoodle

01/11/2012 23:03:07

by Busy-Lizzie

Snow on the Greenhouse

Haven't enough to brush off here ... A useful reminder.Thanks, Gran done mine 3 times in last 24 hours lucky for me its stoped snowing now I leave it on, acts as good insulation. Berghill wrote (see) I leave it on, acts as good insulation. So do I by sotongeoff

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19/01/2013 17:19:54

by shazza3

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