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Starting Seeds in a Greenhouse

What is the reason for covering seed trays with glass when the trays are to be left in a greenhouse?

By Clive from Staffordshire, UK

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03/05/2012

It creates the same effect as being in a greenhouse.

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03/02/2012

To conserve moisture while the seeds germinate, is the only reason that comes to my mind.

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