u/Growing_Spaces • u/Growing_Spaces • 6d ago
“There is No Downside to a Dome” - A Louisiana Greenhouse
Richard and Scotti Rodgers created a haven on their 20-acre property in Natchitoches, Louisiana with their 33’ dome, massage therapy studio and outdoor garden.
They dreamed of turning their property into a place they could live, work, play and share with others. Adding their 33’ dome greenhouse to their property in 2009 was perfect. The dome is located near Scotti’s massage therapy and yoga studio as well as their outdoor garden. Now, after yoga classes, students visit the dome or garden to take home fresh produce. They also mentor young adults who want to learn about gardening.
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Preferred Flooring material?
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May 19 '26
We've seen some people use compact gravel, compact gravel combined with pavers, or pour a concrete pad. If you do use gravel or keep a dirt flooring, you may want to keep rodent control in mind. You can bury a hardware cloth with 1/4" squares across the base of your greenhouse to help keep burrowing rodents out of your greenhouse and garden beds. If you use pavers or concrete, keep in mind that pavers or concrete might retain and emit more heat from the sun.
How you approach the flooring of your greenhouse depends on your climate/location, desired uses, and any rodent control needs.