In response to a recent inquiry from a customer, we’re sharing this comprehensive guide on controlling thrips in greenhouses. Thrips are a common yet challenging pest, and understanding effective control measures can significantly affect crop health and yield. This guide provides practical insights into recognizing, preventing, and managing thrips using an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) approach. With this information, greenhouse growers can protect their plants and ensure a more productive growing environment tailored to those needs, like our customers, who face challenges in their greenhouses.
Companion planting is a gardening method that strategically pairs plants to help them thrive. Growing certain plants together can naturally deter pests, improve soil health, and boost plant growth. Companion planting creates a synergistic environment where plants support each other, reducing the need for synthetic fertilizers and pesticides. This method is not just for small home gardens—it can also be scaled up for commercial farms and greenhouse operations.
Growing an avocado tree in a greenhouse can be incredibly rewarding. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the entire process, from selecting the suitable avocado variety to harvesting your delicious avocados. Whether a seasoned gardener or a novice, you'll find valuable tips and tricks to ensure your avocado tree thrives in a greenhouse environment.
Small-scale growers often face the challenge of optimizing their agricultural output while managing limited resources. Affordable commercial greenhouse solutions can be a game-changer, providing these growers with the means to enhance productivity, extend growing seasons, and increase crop yields without breaking the bank. This exploration into cost-effective greenhouse technologies and practices aims to empower small-scale growers with the knowledge to thrive in competitive markets.
Today…Tomorrow….a Garden Short Story, there’s just not much out there that is more rewarding than putting in a good day readying the soil for this year’s Garden. Time is bent when your back is in the toil of turning and cleaning the earth….engrossed in the moment, yet somehow at the same time, dreaming of the bounty of fresh, delicious vegetables and fruits still months away.
Grow Organically Wednesday, April 20, 2022 Growing organically not only allows you to produce healthy and flavorful fruits, vegetables, and flowers but also contributes to a more sustainable and environmentally conscious world. By nurturing the soil, employing natural pest control methods, and adopting sustainable practices, you can create a thriving garden that is free from harmful chemicals. Embrace the joys of organic gardening and witness the beauty of a garden that flourishes in harmony with nature. Whether you have a small backyard or a larger plot, let organic gardening be your gateway to a greener and more fulfilling gardening experience
As 2019 winds to a close, here at Gothic Arch Greenhouses, we are making a new commitment to embrace a healthier, more environmentally-conscious lifestyle. With our new 2020 year-round growing guide, we aim to make the most of our greenhouses and boost our health and wellness through sustainable, clean eating with home-grown, farm-fresh food. We want to share this journey with you, through our upcoming blog series! We’ll share our growing calendar, cultivation tips, recipe ideas, health benefits, vitamin and mineral information, and more! We hope you’ll be a part of our journey!
Container plants can get a much-needed boost if they are repotted. Most healthy container plants outgrow their pots. They can show many signs that they need rejuvenation, so pay attention to your plants and take action when you see them. Learn how to repot your plants step by step.
Pollination is a remarkable natural process that relies on the partnership between plants and pollinators. The intricate d ance between flowers and their pollinators ensures the reproduction, genetic diversity
Greenhouse growing is an effective strategy for conserving water and promoting sustainable agriculture. With precise irrigation systems, reduced evaporation, improved water management practices, and the ability to recycle and reuse water, greenhouse growers can significantly reduce water consumption while maintaining productive crop cultivation. By adopting these water-saving techniques, we can contribute to water conservation efforts, mitigate the effects of water scarcity, and build a more sustainable future for agriculture.
