Have a garden or are thinking about starting one,  its success can revolve around its space and location.

You want to grow as many plants as possible, particularly if you live off-the-grid and rely on that garden as your food source. As the plants grow, space quickly becomes limited. On the one hand, you're glad the plants are flourishing. On the other hand, it's frustrating when you run out of room. You might have more soil in your yard that allows you to expand the garden, but what if you have a greenhouse where walls limit the garden's space?

There are ways to mitigate the pitfalls of greenhouse's restraining square footage. Don't worry–they don't involve renovating your greenhouse or expanding its size. As is the case for any type of garden, you'll learn through trial and error what works for your plants and your location. You'll then get into a routine that works season after season, year after year.

Continue on to learn the space-saving tips for greenhouse gardening!

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