[
UK
/ɡlˈɑːshaʊs/
]
NOUN
- a building with glass walls and roof; for the cultivation and exhibition of plants under controlled conditions
How To Use glasshouse In A Sentence
- There's something special about eating in a garden, especially when the garden, with its soaring glasshouse, is home to an inspirational restaurant run along organic, self-sufficient lines.
- You must grow these tropical flowers in a glasshouse.
- After delivery to the nursery it is shredded, and then stacked in long piles in an adjacent glasshouse.
- In daylight in winter through the bare trees you can see odd corners of the ornate Victorian glasshouses.
- The central glasshouse had two lean-to hothouses, one dry for cacti, the other humid for tropical plants.
- This year's bash will see storytellers leading tours to the Old and New Towns of Edinburgh, telling tales in castles, museums, gardens, glasshouses, libraries, farms and galleries.
- Although soybean is injured in flooded fields, it can thrive in stagnant, oxygen-deficient water in the glasshouse.
- It has big balls of bright orange flowers and large waxy grey leaves, but because it won't tolerate temperatures below about 15-degrees Celsius, it will only grow in a glasshouse this far south.
- One of the first examples of a curvilinear glasshouse, it stands as a reminder of bygone eras in Belfast's history.
- In addition, the potted seedlings were acclimatized to a glasshouse conditions through gradual decrease of the humidity to 80%.