Are Greenhouse Grown Veggies Good?

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Greenhouse-grown vegetables do taste different than those grown in traditional gardens because they are artificially exposed to heat. Some people feel the fact that the temperature is strictly controlled produces vegetables with better flavor while others prefer traditionally grown produce.

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Are Greenhouse Grown Veggies Good?

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