It took me a while, but now I see that green is the only way to go.
Unfortunately, it took me a while to realize how important recycling really is.
If you are looking for information on how to build a greenhouse, don't ignore the recycled option! I now look for products that are marked as recycled, and I have started going to salvage centers as well instead of only buying new building materials.
Why do you want to build your own greenhouse? You say you want homegrown organic food for your family, so I say why not build that greenhouse out of salvaged and recycled materials? You can rest assured knowing that you are doing your part to make the world a better place.
Laying The Foundation The foundation is an important and integral part of your greenhouse plans.
I bet than if you looked, you could save quite a bit of money buy purchasing foundation material at a salvage yard.
Salvaged? I have heard of folks lucky enough to stumble upon a demolition site where they found windows, doors in their frames, and bricks they could use for the foundation.
Once you get your foundation laid, then you are now ready to build your greenhouse.
You can choose to build from salvaged items or purchase products that contain recycled material.
I have found that building supply stores even have materials that look just like they are new.
Usually you can claim any salvaged materials you want.
No one can argue that you can find a better deal on building materials such as windows, doors and lumber.
It is time to learn to make a greenhouse.
Not only will you save money and rest better knowing that you are feeding your family organic food - you are doing your part to help the Earth.
I can't imagine any better feeling than knowing your own greenhouse is made from recycled materials.