Greenhouse

(-houz.) (Hort.) A glazed building, erected for sheltering and preserving the green exotic plants-which will not bear exposure to the winter's open air-in pots ranged upon tiers of shelves. Green Island, in New York, a village of Albanyco. Pop. 3,135. Green Lake, in Wisconsin, a central co., taking its name from Green Lake, a sheet of water covering 16 sq. m.; area, 360 sq. m.; C. Marquette. Pop. 13,195. [s. 424]