Greenhouses - advice appreciated please.

Celtigra3 | 06:29 Sat 15th Sep 2007 | Home & Garden

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I have a space in my garden where I would like to put a greenhouse. However, the space is behind my garage and the back of the garage of another house which would mean that on two sides there would be a wall and on the third side I think there is a thick hedge (I am not sure as there is a shed there just now). The garden gets loads of sun in the afternoons so the front and roof would get lots of light - my question is - does the greenhouse need to be exposed on all sides to complete light to make it effective?

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I don't think it matters if one side doesn't get any light, but asking plants to grow when enclosed on 3 sides is asking a bit much!

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Thanks for your help - I will put it somewhere else instead! I don't want weedy looking plants!

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