Chapter 15 Horticulture Plant Growing Structures

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Chapter 15 Horticulture Plant Growing Structures

General Information – types of growing structures Wintering house Cold frames Greenhouse Lathe Houses Hot Beds/caps

The greenhouse and Parts First greenhouse – built by roman emperor “ Tiberius C. Nero” Parts Eave Concrete Footings Ridge Roof and Side Ventilators Purlins Sash Bars Side and Curtain Walls

Styles of Greenhouses Lean to Even Span Ridge and Furrow Quonset Gothic Contiguous

Types of Greenhouse Coverage: Glass Rigid Plastic (Fiberglass) Flexible Plastic (Polyethylene) Advantages Disadvantages

Types of Greenhouse Frames Wood Aluminum Wood and Steel Aluminum and Steel Advantages Disadvantages

Greenhouse Heating Systems Steam Heat Hot Water Heaters Forced Hot Air- Propane/Gas furnace Heating System Solar

Greenhouse Cooling Systems Fans and Pads Shade Cloth

Greenhouse Ventilation Systems Ventilator Exhaust Fans Convection Tubes

Greenhouse Watering Systems Sub Irrigation Spaghetti System Spray System Mist System Hose

Greenhouse Benches and Beds Wood and wire mesh Corrugated Plastic Expanded Metal Concrete blocks and snow fence or wood Buckets Hanging bars

Types of greenhouse floors Small stones – gravel Concrete Sand Black top Dirt Rubber mats

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