Depending where you live (weather), probably any vegetable can be grown; the purpose of a greenhouse is so plants can be grown year-round, more or less, since they are sheltered and protected.
you can grow all vegetables, as long as you have adequite space light and water, you can grow anything. if your growing in the ground, corn and potatoes are really good. if your growing in pots, tomatoes, eggplant, peppers, beans, peas, potatoes, lettuce, corn, most herbs, almost anything you can think of can be grown in a green house!
cabbage
Yes they bloom year round if in a green house or tropical area.
the green night was at your moms house, then it just so happened that the round table was shoved up hers..
They have a tropical climate so they can grow lots of food all year round they sometomes trick the plants by copying the enviroment that it usally grows in then put it in a green house or something.
Some things are are produced in hot houses and others are imported.
Bananas are grown year-round in the tropics.
Vegetables no longer have 'seasons' in the UK - since most of them are imported, or grown in hot-houses - they're available all year round. Another answer: The UK imports about 60% of its vegetables and 90% of its fruit which means that 40% (nearly half) of UK vegetables are still grown in the United Kingdom and are all harvested during the appropriate season. A large amount of celery is grown in the UK and it is normally harvested in July/August until the first frost in Oct/Nov.
The population of Round Green is 11,950.
The Green Round was created in 1933.
That would be the Blue Room.
Green houses are good for growing food year round. If you have a good greenhouse hydroponic system you can grow food all year round. I would recommend getting a hydroponic system for your home.
African violets can be grown all year round in the house using flourescent lights or a North window.