glasshouse , also: glass house

I can learn so much of the Glasshouse from this.

The construction of the glasshouses is special in two ways.

But then, who ever said a jungle in a glasshouse was real?

The building ceased to be used as a glasshouse after 1780/81.

Free private acoustic show across the street from the Glasshouse.

That's why they built the Glasshouse, you ask my opinion.

The further away it was seen from, the more impressive the Glasshouse appeared.

It features glasshouses and a model farm with live stock.

Or if one turns less abruptly, in the Glasshouse, sir.

You can't tell me there's no crime in the Glasshouse.

Their behaviour inside the walls of the Glasshouse was never seen.

The apparently random journey would bring her to the glasshouse.

Where are the I's that went with you to the Glasshouse?

The site also houses 5 large glasshouses, used for plant and aquatic research.

We can move glasshouses, power, light, heat and soil anywhere to produce them.

A greenhouse (also called a glasshouse) is a building in which plants are grown.

Problem - the wonderful Victorian glasshouses were empty, no plants!

To the right, the kitchen garden sloped down to two large glasshouses.

Often the plants are raised specifically for the purpose, in field or glasshouse growing conditions.

The public are also allowed access to the glasshouses by appointment with the curator.

The four glasshouse groups, built between 1843 and 1868, have been magnificently restored.

Almost all garden glasshouses were treated in this way.

"He'll spend the next five years in the glasshouse!"

Turner went on to build both of these glasshouses.