Rodents are attracted to the steady warmth and food sources inside greenhouses, where they can quickly damage seedlings, bulbs, and stored seed. Learn how to spot the signs of activity early and use practical prevention and exclusion strategies to keep them out and protect your plants in this guide. Read more now.

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Winter doesn't have to mean the end of the growing season and home-grown food. Don't let Old Man Winter spell an end to the fun. There are dozens of edible species you can grow in a winter greenhouse, from leafy greens like watercress to root veggies like beets and turnips. This guide gives you 35 excellent options.

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Greenhouse flooring options range from packed dirt to fancy bricks in beautiful patterns. Depending on your climate and goals, you can use the existing ground, set wood blocks, or lay a sturdy concrete base covered in grippy rubber mats. Learn how to choose the best material for your budget, space, and needs in this guide.

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