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[b]A greenhouse is normally characterized by the following:[/b] o A building largely made up out of framing and glass panels o A building that has been made economically and with an eye for keeping costs low. o A building which main purpose is the growing of and the caring for plants o Often a free-standing building not attached to other types of buildings This is in contrast with a {{conservatory}}, a building that is often confused with a greenhouse as the main purpose of a conservatory is to be used as a living space / as a space for people. A few examples for a greenhouse are the following: o A large building on a farm filled with rows and rows of plants being grown for consumption or sale. o A small building in a private garden or "allotment garden":[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allotment_(gardening)] used mainly for the growing of plants. o A building that is of the same type of either of the two described above but is empty or used for the storage of other objects is still a greenhouse as well. o A botanical garden can also be called a greenhouse although it often overlaps with a conservatory. Updated by bot Sun, Sep 18 '22, 02:55 |