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Growing in a Greenhouse

What to grow in a UK greenhouse and how to grow it well — tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, herbs, propagation, companion planting and year-round yields.

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Plant Winter Radishes in December and Harvest Them in February

Plant Winter Radishes in December and Harvest Them in February

Matt W · 1st Mar 2026

Sow winter radishes like Black Spanish, China Rose, and Mooli in December under a cold frame. Seeds go 1cm deep in rows 15-20cm apart. A cold frame raises soil temperature by 3-5 degrees, triggering germination when open ground is too cold. Expect to harvest in 8-10 weeks.

How to Grow Seeds in a Greenhouse

How to Grow Seeds in a Greenhouse

Matt W · 24th Feb 2026

Before sowing your first seed, optimise your greenhouse environment. Position seed trays on the south-facing side where they'll receive maximum natural light. Install shelving to maximise vertical space?a standard 8x6 greenhouse can house 12+ seed trays when properly configured.

Insulate against temperature fluctuations by using bubble wrap on greenhouse walls during February?April sowings. This simple step maintains 3?5?C warmer night-time temperatures, crucial for heat-loving seedlings like tomatoes and peppers.

Potting Shed vs Greenhouse: Which to Buy

Potting Shed vs Greenhouse: Which to Buy

Matt W · 13th Jan 2026

The main difference between them is that a greenhouse prioritises maximum light for high yields, while a potting shed offers superior insulation and storage for propagation. If you have limited space, the decision often comes down to this trade-off between summer growing power and year-round practicality.

How to Grow Carrots: The Ultimate UK Guide (Raised Beds & Pots)

How to Grow Carrots: The Ultimate UK Guide (Raised Beds & Pots)

Matt W · 17th Dec 2025

There is a distinct "snap" when you bite into a home-grown carrot that you simply don’t get from a supermarket bag. That crunch, followed by an intense, earthy sweetness, is the reward for patience. In our 16+ years helping UK gardeners, we’ve found that while carrots are incredibly popular, they are also frequently misunderstood.

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