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Potting shed

Blanche Dunne · 2020-04-10 15:15:37

I would like advice on buying a wooden potting shed. I have seen them with with straight windows or slope windows what would gardens recommend.

10-04-2020 3:15pm

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Blanche Dunne

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I would like advice on buying a wooden potting shed. I have seen them with with straight windows or slope windows what would gardens recommend.

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In my opinion, the one with the sloping window is the right one for the purpose, as the design allows in more light than would enter through a vertical window on a shed with a similar sized footprint. Better for seeing what you're doing in that time of year when the evenings are still short. It also helps to have maximum light if you are germinating seeds in the window. Best to situate it south-facing.

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