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Greenhouse tips from England
This summer I have spent a lot of my holiday in England. England is known for its romantic gardens and I have visited about 10 of those. It doesn’t sound like a lot, but a garden walk in an English garden can easily take 6-8 hours.
During spring I will write about some of the best tips from the English gardens. Tips that might inspire you to use your fall decorating a new flowerbed or a corner in the garden. For now, you need to settle for a few moments focussing on greenhouse interior designs. One of my visits was at the famous horticulture fair Hampton Court Flower Show. There I tried to collect tips for the greenhouse garden.
Decorations in front of the greenhouse
You can also hang up plants.
Shadow
Every year we worry about providing shadow for the plants. When the sun is shining full throttle there is not much in either the garden or greenhouse that can provide shade.
Something for the small ones
The big brother
Sandpit
Water tub

Om Lars Lund
Lars Lund
Danish horticulturist and journalist
Lars Lund has for many years engaged in the garden and greenhouse. Lars has published many books about greenhouses, and he has participated in many Danish horticultural TV shows. He is a walking garden encyclopaedia, and he has answers for most basic cultivation questions – also the more ambitious ones.
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