There is more to a greenhouse than just a fancy accessory on your lawn.
It works as a temperature modulator that keeps in heat to provide plants the perfect temperature.
Greenhouses also help in prolonging a plant's life during the cold season.
A greenhouse is a definite must have in your garden.
For those who are trying to save some cash, I have greenhouse instructions that will allow you to have a greenhouse that is within your budget.
Do not be weary because even if you are not very handy, these instructions are very easy to follow.
To come up with a plan is your first task.
That entails deciding on the locations, design and size of your greenhouse.
This plan must include your budget so that you will know if you are building something you can actually afford.
The next step is for you to go shopping.
Shop for the materials you need like PVC pipes, glue or anything that could hold the joints together, and the lining of the greenhouse.
Hardware stores may even volunteer to pre-cut the PVC pipes according to your specifications.
When the materials are ready, arrange the PVC pipes and form a rectangle.
Insert each end in a three-way pole to create joints.
These joints must be properly secured with glue.
Your next and final step is to line your greenhouse.
You may use a glass material or some greenhouse sheets that are actually cheaper.
Just glue them in to form your ceiling and your walls.
Ensure that they are securely glued to keep the greenhouse warm.
That concludes my greenhouse instructions that would jump start your career in both horticulture and architecture.
One final tip is for you to make a plan that is not only detailed, but is also feasible.
Always go back to your plan for guidance.