Chickens in greenhouse

Unlock the full potential of your homestead with a combination chicken coop greenhouse. See how Lisa reconnected with her gardening with this unique modern Scandinavian approach of a greenhouse and chicken coop combination. Don't miss the chance to create your dream greenhouse! #GreenhouseGardening #Greenhouses

Michigan winters are brutal...So...I've added a greenhouse to the back of the coop. I dug a 4'x8'x3' pit in the center of the greenhouse and will fill it...

Keeping chickens in your greenhouse is a great idea if you want to see both thrive. It is also a great alternative if you don’t have a coop or it is damaged in some way. Believe it or not, your chickens and your plants can actually live off one another. Here are some tips that can ensure your birds remain happy and your greenhouse plants don’t stop growing during this time. #greenhouse #chickens #homesteading

Your backyard doesn’t have to be an eyesore just because you raise birds.

Learn about Lisa Moody's dreamy BC Greenhouse Builders greenhouse and chicken coop and get inspired as featured in House and Home Magazine.

A greenhouse makes a wonderful winter home for chickens. Also during the growing season your plants will flourish and produce an abundant harvest. Here are some tips we have learned that have been beneficial for our hens and for us. Provide some shade inside the greenhouse. Too much sun all day long seems to aggrava

I was so sick of feeding rodents and losing birds to predators that I final got serious! I trenched 8" around the perimeter and buried the hardware cloth. I also wanted to see my girls from the house and watch me daughter interact with them...

Your Coop Can Be A Beautiful Addition To Your Yard With The Right Right Landscaping. Know Which Plants Are Safe For Chickens And Which To Avoid. It's All Here.

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Peggy Martin roses draped over backyard chicken coop.

When designing a chicken-friendly garden around your chicken coop, it's important to choose plants that are safe and beneficial for chickens. Chickens can be quite destructive to plants because they scratch, peck, and sometimes eat them. However, some plants can provide chickens with shade, entertainment, and a nutritious supplement to their diet. Visit our blog for safe plants around your chicken coop.

Want to save money on feeding your chickens? Here's how to feed chickens without breaking the bank. Grow your own organic feed! DIY chicken feed is as easy as growing a chicken garden full of foods that will nourish your flock for less. From growing a garden to planting perennials, DIY chicken feed will save you money. #poultry #chickens #homestead

Why Season Extenders are part of This Permaculture Design For those of us who garden in a temperate climate (freezes in winter), we know only too well the d ...