Green House (document)

A greenhouse is a structure designed to create an optimal environment for plants to grow by trapping heat and light. Typically made of glass or clear plastic, it allows sunlight in while limiting heat loss. This controlled climate helps plants thrive, protecting them from harsh weather, pests, and diseases. Greenhouses can be used for various purposes, from growing vegetables and flowers to research and education. They play a crucial role in agriculture by extending growing seasons and improving crop yields, making them important for both home gardeners and commercial growers.