Show it off!!

[Amanda L]

I would love to have a g/h, seeing these pictures makes me wish I had one even more!!! Thanks for sharing!

[Cewal]

Thanks, everyone, for sharing your greenhouses. I don't have one, but I love looking at all the plants you grow.

[Sienna]

Wow your greenhouses are amazing! Such an inspiration! We have just bought a greenhouse for growing our herb and veg seedlings...but I have also squeezed my orchids in
It was great when we first set it up because where we live is a bit cooler than other parts of south Aust. (South Aust. is the driest state in the driest inhabited continent) temperature range is 29 °C (84 °F) in January to 15 °C (59 °F) in July, however January and February can be up to 48 °C (118 °F). We are having a week averaging about 38 °C at the moment. So anyway our greenhouse is far to hot to use through summer. So I am looking forward to it cooling back down so we can start to use it again, and see how we go with a full season.

[vmax3000]

Great pics!! I am grateful for my little greenhouse. It's been a boon to my collection. I love looking at other's set ups and seeing what's in bloom. Right now, I have some paphs budding, but SLC Jewel Box "Dark Waters" is showing off quite nicely. It has two pseudobulbs that put off blooms this year. I just bust with pride when I see it! It's been in my collection for a number of years...so, it's survived the days of the black mushy death that plagued me early on.

[Vanda lover]

My GH is a tiny 3 by 6 ft unheated one.
I pretty much use it for growing garden seedlings early in the year, then when it warms up a bit I move them out and put some orchids in there for the summer. I can give them good humidity there, and because our nights are cool here, it helps keep them warmer.

[quiltingwacko]

Wow! What a show! Loved looking at all the beautiful blooms. Maybe next year ours will thrill us too. Right now they are happy to be in some light for a change. Carol