Wel­come… …to Green­houses Del Sol, the green­house place. We spe­cial­ize in green­house kits, gar­den green­houses, solar green­houses, poly­car­bon­ate green­houses, con­ser­va­to­ries, sun­rooms, pool enclo­sures, patio deck enclo­sures, green­house acces­sories, plant benches, and more. Here you can learn what the best green­house kits are, which have the best fea­tures, and which ones will best serve your gar­den­ing needs.

Home and Gar­den.. with the advent and pop­u­lar­ity of green­houses, solarium’s, solar structures..and the like.
The veg­etable gar­den­ing aspect of life has very much evolved in pop­u­lar­ity and neces­sity. Res­i­den­tial veg­etable gar­den­ing has taken on a revived meaning.

The vari­a­tions of indoor gar­den­ing, organic gar­den­ing, hydro­ponic gar­den­ing, con­tainer gar­den­ing is very sig­nif­i­cant. Gar­den­ing sup­plies on line is a good source and sup­ply for gar­den veg­eta­bles, gar­den seeds, gar­den plants, gar­den sup­plies, gar­den pots, gar­den acces­sories, gar­den tools, and related books and gar­den­ing information.

Just as with evo­lu­tion of green­house kits, know­ing how to have a suc­cess­ful raised veg­etable gar­den bed, takes a bit of prepa­ra­tion.
A raised bed is easy to main­tain once its all set up. whether it be indoor gar­den­ing or in your greenhouse.

A fine place for ref­er­ence and a good source of sup­ply infor­ma­tion is a gar­den­ers sup­ply com­pany. Here at your fin­ger­tips,   resource page. A cor­nu­copia of gar­den­ing sup­ply sources, you can find all the dis­count gar­den­ing sup­plies you’ll ever need, from gar­den fur­ni­ture, gar­den orna­ments even a gar­den plan­ner and the  very well trusted farm­ers almanac.
 

Are you a do-it-yourself-er with a bud­get in mind? That’s great. You’re a very wise per­son!

For you, we can pro­vide struc­tural multi-wall poly­car­bon­ate sheets, rang­ing from ( 6mm ) 1/4″ to 1″ (25mm), cor­ru­gated sin­gle ply sheets, and all asso­ci­ated acces­sories so that you can save and build your own grow­ing space.

We can pro­vide cut glass in any dimen­sion, any spec­i­fi­ca­tion, sin­gle glaze, dou­ble glaze with or with out high per­for­mance Low E, clear, tint­ing and alu­minum glaz­ing sys­tems for cus­tom wood structures.

Before you leave our site please be sure to visit our links and resource page . A cor­nu­copia of gar­den­ing sup­ply sources, use­ful infor­ma­tion for all your solar and gar­den­ing needs.

Green­house con­struc­tion has become a huge con­sid­er­a­tion for peo­ple who are inter­ested in organic gar­den­ing. A small green­house is very afford­able if you’re going to buy a green­house kit as a hobby green­house to start out with. You may find your­self look­ing at options such as an insu­lated solar green­house made of wood or alu­minum com­bined with sip panel R-28 walls or stan­dard con­struc­tion mate­ri­als to cap­ture pre­cious heat. With this option you can grow all year long and cre­ate the per­fect grow­ing environment.

Thank you for vis­it­ing my green­house blog site. It’s good to be back. Spring is in the air, can you feel it? Now is the time to begin think­ing about how you’re going to put your best gar­den­ing plan together. It’s impor­tant to refresh your plan. Giv­ing way to new thoughts, new res­o­lu­tions, to make our lives bet­ter. With so much going on in our lives, where does one find the time?

I know it’s hard but we must man­age and now is the time to offer a new inspi­ra­tion towards encour­ag­ing you to start grow­ing, start plant­ing, start learn­ing how to be pros­per­ous by bring­ing to you new ideas, new ele­ments and tech­niques to your grow­ing expe­ri­ence. Hope­fully, this New Year will be the year where your dreams will be become a reality.

Every­where across this great land, peo­ple are find­ing and devel­op­ing new con­cepts for grow­ing and nour­ish­ing their own veg­eta­bles and food source. I don’t have to tell you about the impor­tance of start­ing your own organic gar­den. The ben­e­fits are count­less, why just take a look at what our first lady Michele Obama is doing. Not since the days of Eleanor Roo­sevelt has any­one taken gar­den­ing so seri­ous and cre­at­ing an exam­ple for thou­sands of young and old, both city and coun­try dwellers alike, through­out our coun­try. She’s really mak­ing an impact.

The obvi­ous rea­sons why grow­ing your own veg­eta­bles is so impor­tant today has to do mostly with health con­cerns. Sta­tis­tics prove that good health is a direct result of nat­ural food intake and exer­cise. Food sources unfor­tu­nately have been pro­vided to us by big cor­po­ra­tions who own big super­mar­kets in the food indus­tries. Their only agenda is to make money. Your health is way at the bot­tom of their list and as a result much of the food you buy today has been enhanced with unnat­ural ele­ments. Sure the Gov­ern­ment has done much to reg­u­late the food indus­try but do you trust them? And does any­body really know what all goes into the food you buy over the counter.

What to do about it? We all have that one lit­tle space within our domain (liv­ing space), whether it’s in the city or in the coun­try, to achieve you very own grow­ing space. If you’re for­tu­nate enough to have a bit of land (that’s a big plus), you can then cre­ate a small insu­lated solar green­house or sun­room or a hobby green­house to begin your grow­ing space adven­ture. If you’re a city dweller, a ded­i­cated space within the walls of your dwelling can pro­vide you with an out­stand­ing herb garden.

This is just the start. Let your imag­i­na­tion be the source of your cre­ations. And, remem­ber, Green­houses Del Sol is deter­mined to do jus­tice to your imag­i­na­tion. Be sure to keep up with my blog posts, as I will bring to you more inspi­ra­tion, ideas, and thoughts about build­ing your own effi­cient grow­ing space. As a builder and remod­eler, I’m mak­ing it a point to film many of my projects so hope­fully I’ll be able to share them with you in the future. I do a wide vari­ety of builds from log cab­ins to sip panel solar green­houses and more. More on this thru my blog My Green­house Place.