Hi I am looking for advice on Greenhouse heaters I will be using it in
a shed which has a wide window facing the winter sun, I want to start
growing some seeds but need a higher temperature. I have seen Biogreen
Gas Greenhouse Heater on http://www.cmsgardens.co.uk/heaters.htm they
look quite reasonable anyone any thoughts on thermostatically
controlled propane gas heaters. I can't use electric as I don't have a
supply to the shed.

TIA

Paul

Hi
I think it would be cheaper to propagate the seeds in doors (for example a
airing cupboard or window sill), than heating up a whole shed to possibly
18-20 degrees. If your gowing to do that it would possibly be cheaper to buy
plugs ready to grow on in your shed. I use both these methods and then grow
them on in a green house with graet success.

Yours Garyb
"Paul Bendall" wrote in message
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Hi I am looking for advice on Greenhouse heaters I will be using it in
a shed which has a wide window facing the winter sun, I want to start
growing some seeds but need a higher temperature. I have seen Biogreen
Gas Greenhouse Heater on http://www.cmsgardens.co.uk/heaters.htm they
look quite reasonable anyone any thoughts on thermostatically
controlled propane gas heaters. I can't use electric as I don't have a
supply to the shed.

TIA

Paul

any thoughts on thermostatically controlled propane gas heaters.

I have used this type of heater for several years now and they are V.good.
As for the firm you mention, I have just bought a 4kw heater from them, good
service, and a nice looking heater cheaper than others from various
companies but looks as well made.
Have yet to connect it.
David Hill
Abacus Nurseries
www.abacus-nurseries.co.uk