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Hi all,

I'm new to this group and gardening. I recently purchased a second hand wooden hexagonal greenhouse. I have decided to set this up on a small patch of lawn which is south facing so it gets the maximum sunlight. The question I now have is, how do I go about setting up the base for the greenhouse? I'm sure I can't just set it up directly on the lawn. My initial thoughts were to dig up a small patch of the lawn, put in a mixture of concrete and sand and then lay paving slabs on it and finally rest the greenhouse on the paving slabs. Does this sound ok? Please do help me. I've tried to attach a pic of the greenhouse, but for some reason the upload fails

not sure about the actual building part but I would certainly recommend leaving some beds inside the greenhouse. That way you can grow your tender plants under glass with all the advantages of not being in a pot (won't need to water so much, won't need to repot etc)

What qotc said. Maybe your uploads were to big, for attachments there's a 97kb limit.

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But Nature makes that mean; so over that art
Which you say adds to Nature, is an art
That Nature makes.

The paving flags sound OK, that's the usual type of base to use. I'll be putting up a g'house in a couple of weeks and that's my plan.

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