A greenhouse in the garden is the dream of many hobby gardeners.Plants and vegetables can be easily grown and protected against changing weather.We present different models.
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Grow houses have many advantages: Summer cultures such as vegetables and herbs as well as young plants can be attracted to them, bucket plants that are otherwise used to warmer realms can be hibernated in heated models and demanding vegetables such as tomatoes and cucumbers can be grown effortlessly.
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The requirements for the new greenhouse can differ from gardener to gardener.However, one condition is always the same: the greenhouse should be stable and weather -resistant.We have selected high -quality greenhouses for various requirements.These are our recommendations:
ANZEIGEFor all gardens: Early bed from GartentecFor all gardens: Early bed from GartentecFor all gardens: Early bed from Gartentec
ANZEIGEGartentec Frühbeet 76,43With an early bed you can start sowing vegetables in February.Compared to the classic greenhouses, they are cheaper and hardly take up space, so that the acreage is significantly smaller.The early bed can be used all year round.
Gartentec's early bed has an area of 0.57 square meters, the dimensions are 98.5 centimeters in length and 58 centimeters in width.The front edge has a height of 30 centimeters and the height on the rear edge is 38.5 centimeters.The bed is equipped with four millimeter thick hollow chamber discs.The lid is foldable and can be kept open thanks to supports.
The early bed can be stable by floor anchors, and the aluminum profile of the scaffolding also ensures more stability and durability.After delivery, you can start planting directly.The plug -in system is quickly structured and works without screws or tools.
For tomato lovers: Sekey foil greenhouse
ANZEIGESekey Foliengewächshaus für Tomaten42,9946,999Tomatoes are particularly sensitive and require protection against sunlight, rain and the wind to breed and breed.Tomato greenhouses are therefore particularly practical and offer optimal climatic conditions for the plants.
The Seile foil greenhouse is particularly suitable for tomatoes and for adolescents.Due to the processing, there is sufficient light and heat into the small house, which means that there is enough moisture inside.The film is made of double -layer polyester and the frame of the house is made of galvanized metal struts.
Earnails are added to a fixed stand.The dimensions are 100 x 50 x 150 centimeters.The door on the front can be easily rolled up and attached to the upper part.Thanks to a light assembly, the greenhouse for tomatoes is quickly built up.
The simple model: Relaxdays foil greenhouse
ANZEIGERelaxdays Foliengewächshaus 79,90Compared to models made of glass, foil greenhouses have the advantage that they can withstand even strong hailstorms.In addition, they are inexpensive and do not require any further craftsmanship.The structure is usually very simple thanks to practical plug -in systems and is easy to hand even even with inexperienced hobby gardeners.
The Relaxdays foil greenhouse is accessible and has the dimensions 190 x 140 x 140 centimeters.The translucent house stores the heat inside and thus ensures a profitable garden year.The interior of the greenhouse is equipped with eight shelves.The space can therefore be used optimally.The house is a binding cute from tear -resistant and natural jute fiber.
The weatherproof steel pipes are simply put together.Then the PE tarpaulin can be pulled over the scaffolding and additionally fastened using soil anchors and the binding ceiling.Due to the simple assembly and dismantling, the greenhouse is very mobile and can be quickly rebuilt in different places.
The energy -saving model: leaning greenhouse of Vitavia
ANZEIGEVitavia Anlehngewächshaus Styx 1300349,90459,90Compared to classic free -standing greenhouses, leaning greenhouses that are to be operated all year round have lower energy consumption.The leaning houses are also stabilized by the wall of the building and better protected against the weather.
The Styx 1300 greenhouse from Vitavia has a base area of 1.3 square meters and can be placed on balconies and terraces.The dimensions are 193 x 69 x 152 centimeters.The scaffolding is made of anodized aluminum, which ensures permanent protection against corrosion.
The greenhouse is equipped with a smooth, space-saving sliding door and four millimeter strong UV-stabilized polycarbonate hollow chamber panels.Thanks to the integrated roof window, you can easily ventilate the house.
The classic model: Greenhouse of Deuba
ANZEIGEDeuba Aluminium Gewächshaus 359,95389,958The classic greenhouse offers plenty of space for plants and vegetables such as tomatoes and cucumbers.The light can come into the house from all sides in these models.The larger the classic greenhouses, the more stable and weather -resistant are the houses.Compared to the other models, however, the plastic houses are mostly more expensive than the foil models.
The Deuba greenhouse is particularly stable and weatherproof thanks to anodized aluminum profiles, striving in wall and roof areas as well as foundation made of galvanized steel.Due to the foundation, the house is right -angled and prevents sinking on a soft surface.
The greenhouse has a practical sliding door and two skylights, which enables optimal air circulation.With the built -in rain gutter, the rainwater can be guided down on the side of the greenhouse and collected.The dimensions of this model are 250 x 190 x 206 centimeters.This corresponds to a size of around 4.75 square meters.A small variant with a size of 3.7 square meters and a larger variant with around 7.2 square meters of area is also available.
For use as a greenhouse, the model can also be equipped with additional greenhouse heating.A recommended model is, for example, the electric heating of Vitavia.
Our conclusion
Greenhouses are part of the practical garden equipment that enable plants to be protected and controlled.The choice of the right greenhouse depends primarily on the way of use and the available space.
Small early beds are particularly practical because they are space -saving and mobile.For large gardens and more plants, on the other hand, the classic greenhouses such as the model from Deuba are recommended.
ANZEIGEFor all gardens: Early bed from GartentecFor all gardens: Early bed from GartentecFrequently asked questions about greenhouses
What types of greenhouse are there?
Depending on the location and use, the greenhouses can be distinguished according to their types.There are: free -standing greenhouses, leaning greenhouses and foil greenhouses.
Die frei stehenden Gewächshäuser sind die klassische Variante.They usually have a rectangular floor plan, vertical walls and often have a gable roof.They are mostly made of plastic or glass.
Erdhäuser lassen sich ebenfalls zu den frei stehenden Gewächshäusern zählen.These models are sunk in the ground up to 80 centimeters.They are often used for cultivating small plants such as cacti and operated by geothermal energy.The earth houses cannot be bought in complete sets and rarely found in private gardens.With individual parts such as hollow chamber panels and bricks, however, such a greenhouse can be built yourself.
Eine weitere Variante der frei stehenden Häuser sind die Dutch Light Houses.These models with sloping roof and sloping walls have the advantage that enough sunlight can even come into the greenhouse in winter.
Die Anlehngewächshäuser werden hingegen an andere Gebäudewände angebaut.The advantages of these models are the low purchase price and the energy savings.The leaning greenhouses are available both as a garden house and in a small form for the balcony.
Der letzte Gewächshaustyp ist das Foliengewächshaus.The sun heats the air under the film so that the temperature can increase a few degrees.Another advantage is protection against moisture.The film tunnel protect the plants from light frost and extend the planting time.
What is the difference between greenhouse or greenhouse?
In addition to the different construction methods, the greenhouses are also distinguished according to their interior temperature.A rough classification takes place in cold houses, tempered greenhouses and greenhouses:
Kalthäuser sind im Winter meist nicht frostfrei.With good insulation, such as 16 millimeter thick bracket, a greenhouse can be kept reasonably frost -free.
Ein temperiertes Gewächshaus verfügt über eine Heizung.As a result, a temperature of 12 to 18 degrees Celsius can be kept in winter.
Treibhäuser werden auch als Warmhäuser bezeichnet.You have a temperature of 18 degrees Celsius and higher.In them, sensitive plants can be cultivated all year round.Additional lighting is recommended in winter.In contrast to the greenhouse, a greenhouse is always a heated model.
Which location is optimal for the greenhouse?
A greenhouse should be placed at a sunny and wind -protected location.High hedges and walls as well as places under trees should be avoided.A north-south orientation is recommended for use in summer and for wintering or growing in spring, an east-west orientation is optimal.
What can be grown in the greenhouse?
All sorts of different plants can be grown in greenhouses.However, it should be noted that not every greenhouse is suitable for every plant.The classic greenhouse and the leaning greenhouses are particularly suitable for cultivating, dressing and hibernating.Small early beds and raised beds with cover, on the other hand, are particularly suitable for the cultivation and hardening of young plants.There are special greenhouses for sensitive plants such as tomatoes.
Early vegetables such as spinach, radishes, carrots and tomatoes are particularly popular.Pumpkins, melons and zucchini as well as all possible types of salads can also be grown in a greenhouse.Herbs such as basil, dill and oregano can also be easily planted in the house.
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