Winter often casts a chilly spell over our gardens, making it seem like a dormant period for plants. However, with the advent of heated greenhouses, winter gardening is experiencing a remarkable ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Chris McLoughlin / Getty Images Planting the first vegetables, flowers, or shrubs of spring marks a new year of gardening, but ...

With grocery bills still squeezing household budgets, more Britons are eyeing up greenhouses. But will that glass structure actually save you money, or is it an expensive fantasy? Here’s a closer look ...

Move your potted citruses and other weather-sensitive plants into the greenhouse for protection. In the late winter, usually ...

For the Midwesterner who likes to eat local, this time of year is a challenge. Browse the produce shelves in middle America — or any place where snow falls in winter — and you'll find carrots from ...

Seal gaps, insulate, ventilate and use mulch or horticultural fleece to keep your greenhouse warm and protect plants through ...

With increased demand for fresh vegetables throughout the year, more farmers are turning to greenhouse growing.

In the winter months, it's usually difficult to grow vegetables, especially for those who live in the northern U.S. Fortunately, Martha boasts a vegetable greenhouse on her Bedford farm, which is ...

Dwane Ballou is giving me a tour of his family run small-scale farm, Oceanview Gardens. After the past six years, they are ...

Planting the first vegetables, flowers, or shrubs of spring marks a new year of gardening, but growing plants in a greenhouse can mean that season never has to end. Whether heated or unheated, a ...