If you adhere to a brief classification, then greenhouses, first of all, differ in time and period of operation. There are two types of greenhouses: summer and year -round. They, in turn, are already divided in their category in appearance and signs.
The design of the greenhouse installation itself largely depends not only on the capabilities and imagination of the customer directly, but also on which plants you need to grow and what specific conditions you need to create. Indeed, in this sense, some of these structures are suitable only for a certain type of plants, and some seem to have no specifics at all, expanding their use range to infinity.
In general, if you are not at all sure what exactly you intend to grow on your personal plot or just a beginner in this matter, then we will extremely recommend a standard or traditional type of greenhouses and greenhouses. This is done out of those considerations that in fact beginners and those who doubt their own capabilities and forces simply need a kind of experimental field in which they could feel confident and securely. So, select the standard. Classifiers include adjacent greenhouses, which are usually built near a residential building or just buildings. The advantages of this design are that due to proximity to the building, it retains part of the heat necessary for plants.
The standard ones can also be confidently attributed to the greenhouses with an equilateral gable roof and a greenhouse with a slot of three quarters. In this case, we are dealing with the optimal and economical use of the area given to us. Such greenhouses are very popular among those who have very few free territories and those who simply have a desire to get another hobby in the form of a greenhouse or greenhouse in the yard. Gable roof helps to save additional space for other purposes. And the shortened part located along the wall of the building is related by this type of greenhouse with an adjacent type.
Unlike the aforementioned, the Dutch light greenhouse also has amazing walls with a light angle of inclination, which, along with installation in open areas, makes it an excellent conductor of sunlight and light.
I wanted to note that all traditional linen greenhouses are usually placed on an aluminum or even on a wooden frame, but this does not apply to the Dutch type, since they may well have closed walls. Profile or special greenhouse installations are selected by the client taking into account those plants that need to be grown by those data that is certainly needed for their successful development. For this type of greenhouses, it is extremely important to calculate the angle of the fall of the sun on your site. This is necessary from the point of view that observing the temperature regime sometimes makes miracles with seedlings and fruits.
Interestingly, even for high -mountain plants there is a variant of cultivation. It is called an alpine greenhouse, which supplies mountain seedlings with an abundance of light and cool temperature. In principle, there is no such task and plants that the perfect habitat would not yet have been selected. In this sense, a person succeeded and showed miracles of ingenuity and resourcefulness.