Underground greenhouse

Growing plants year-round, especially in cooler or fluctuating climates, can be a challenge. However, an underground greenhouse, also known as a ‘walipini’ or ‘pit greenhouse’, offers a sustainable solution. Leveraging the Earth’s natural insulation, these greenhouses maintain more consistent temperatures, protecting plants from harsh weather conditions and extending the growing season.

Grow food all year round in an underground greenhouse. Here's how

Lean to greenhouse is your perfect new or replacement lean to aluminium greenhouse, Ideal option if you have a high wall.

Discover step-by-step instructions for how to build an underground greenhouse. Grow fresh produce year-round with this innovative gardening solution.

This is the first of a series of videos that will chronicle my construction of building a sunken greenhouse, otherwise known as a Walipini or Pit Green house. This isn't necessarily a 'how to' build a green house, but rather the steps that I'm taking to build one incase you would like to replicate aspects of it... Sunken Greenhouse Part 1 - Getting Started / Working The Dirt... Sunken Greenhouse Part 2 - Block, Concrete and Subframe... Here is part 2 of the Sunken Greenhouse Project. In this…

A Walipini greenhouse is an underground passive solar greenhouse, meaning "place of warmth." Learn more about highly efficient Walipini greenhouse designs.

This little beauty, is it a cold-frame, a hot-frame, or just a greenhouse … a subterranean greenhouse? I, for one, do not like work…

This type of greenhouse is called a geothermal, pit or, Walipini greenhouse, and is common in South America. ‘Walipini’ means ‘place of warmth’ in Aymara Indian, and it’s an apt name. Would you like a greenhouse that would allow you to grow plants year-round? If the answer is yes than go for it.