Green Houses for Outdoors, PE Walk in Greenhouse with 2 Side Mesh Windows, Portable Green House with Anchors & Ropes Stands Up to Wind, 56"x56"x78" White

Purchased for my mum, she has several plants. Assembly was simple, no instructions needed but if you do they come with it. The frame is very strong. The shelves could be stronger but are great and can fit 2-4 plants depending on size. Medium plants you can fit 2-3, 4 is more for smaller sizes. I do not recommend putting a plant over 5lbs on the shelves but putting plants that equal to 5lbs will be fine bc the weight is distributed better. I fit about 16 plants in with 3 xl plants being placed in the center ground and being able to close with no issue. The cover is perfect and creates a lot of condensation so watering less is recommended. Definitely stays hot in the winter. Zipper entrance and can be rolled up and tied to keep open. Great size. Fits on the small piece of concrete at the back of her house with room. Definitely recommend for smaller areas and for keeping plants alive in the winter without having to cover them or bring them inside. Note: no snow where she lives so I’m unsure if snow could affect it.

I've ordered this greenhouse before in a couple different sizes, and I keep coming back despite some flaws because it's well worth the price, super easy to assemble, and easy to move around. The drawbacks and solutions: 1. The metal trays are super flimsy, tend to bow, and aren't long enough to cover the full length of the shelves. It means you lose out on space or planters with small bases can get tippy. Solution: I remedy this by distributing the weight via plastic trays on top of the metal trays, if necessary. 2. The plastic joints can warp if you have to much weight on upper shelves, or any force pushing unevenly on the entire frame. Solution: It generally works better to keep heavier pots below, and use the anchor lines if possible. With this new one I'm going to wrap some reinforcing material around the joints as well. Tying the inside cover ties to the frame reinforces the whole thing, so don't skip this step. Also, make sure all the frame pieces are completely pushed into every joint to maximize integrity. 3. The zippers wear out and stop working. This is probably my biggest beef with these- there isn't much solution other than to keep the cover well fitted to the frame, and don't try to zip up or down if there is tension between the pieces of cover. 4. Lack of ventilation. This size has no ventilation windows, but larger ones do. Keeping the door flap rolled up or at least unzipped during the day helps if too much humidity is a concern. 5. The cover wears out. As long as you take the cover off, rinse, and store it well in the warmer months, it should last a few seasons. If it's not stored well, it tends to degrade. But the material itself is good for light transmission without burning. My cat is obsessed with these in the winter, so at least one shelf has a cat bed. It's either sacrifice a shelf for cat lounge, or find my cat snuggled up in one of the pots. Worth it to have a happy cat solarium.

Simple to put together. I had it outside against the house with steps on one side. We tied it to the steps and a post. We also put cedar blocks inside across the bottom poles (3 on each side). It was put up in March in Michigan (zone 5/6). We had a lot of rough, windy storms and it has stood up perfectly. It’s now approaching the end of May and we will be taking it down shortly until next year. The things I don’t like are that because we really needed to put it close to a building it doesn’t get as much sun as I would like. The plants still got more sun than they would indoors. It was nice to be able to put the plants outside as they got a little bigger instead of the dining room. There were a couple nights that we ran a heater in the greenhouse and we never had a problem with it getting too cold. I kept the seedlings indoors until they were at least an inch or two tall. Not crazy about the door but it works, just kind of annoying having to roll it up. My husband wants to take it camping as a pantry. I’m sure it would be nice for that although I don’t think the shelves are great for heavier items. If whatever you put on them is large enough to cross the two rows of poles then it’s fine but if something needs to set just on the shelf then the shelf will sag and I don’t know how much they can withstand. I am 5’2 and I had a ton of room over my head, just had to do a little bend when walking in. Another thing that I really like about it is that it is great to able to toss things inside that you don’t want to get wet like our patio cushion. I kept all of my gardening tools and seeds inside. I hung the seed packets inside ziplock bags with badge clips which I hung on the poles with zip ties. Worked great. I could use a larger greenhouse but for it being my first one it worked out fine. Very good value for money. I would buy again and I will continue using next year.

This has exceeded expectations! I bought this to use a spray paint room inside of my house so my spare bedroom and house wouldn't have paint smell or residue on it and wow, its great. it was really easy to assemble, the instructions were very easy to follow, they had numbers on the bags to let me know which rod went where. There was a little mix up I had a bag of threes but needed a bag of fours. They were easy enough to cut down to size to finish assembly. I don't see that as a huge inconvience considering how well the overall product has performed. For the quality the price was great, the size was perfect. I even strung up some twinkle lights and it makes it a super cute space to work in! I don't have anything bad to say about this at all!

The instructions were very easy to follow and it was easy to put together. It took about one hour. The quality of the plastic cover is very good. I got the white cover and it is easy to open and close. I like the idea that it comes apart and I can store it when I’m not using it. It is very roomy and I am 5’4” and I can stand up in it easily.

Loved this little greenhouse which I received for Mother’s Day. It’s great for germinating seeds— it keeps the soil so warm the seeds germinate in a few days vs 10-14 days. Great for starting plants early before they can be planted out in the veggie patch. It’s not good on its own for over wintering plants, you would have to add a small heater. Easy to assemble and move around. I placed lots of slate stone we happened to have around the farm to keep it from blowing away. Big issues… the two side windows are too small for adequate ventilation on really hot days, even with the door open, needs bigger windows or a door on the opposite wall as the entry door. The windows seal with a very small Velcro patch which doesn’t keep them fully closed and stopped sticking after 6 months. I would need to duct tape around the windows to really seal them. Worst of, one the of the zips for the front door broke. We’ve tried but can’t fix it. Without the door the greenhouse isn’t really useable. Such a shame as I really enjoyed this greenhouse last spring and summer and got tons of use out of it.

Good starter greenhouse. Good ventalization. Great in some windy day's!

I got this for a Christmas gift. it's been really awesome. I only gave it a 4 out of 5 only because it won't last for 10 years. So easy to set up. Instructions good. Really glad for my entry level green house venture. Study enough especially once I got pots on the shelves. Only a few things I would like to be different: 1) the strings to attach the greenhouse to the ground (for wind) are a little flimsy. My dog ran to get a rabbit and tore one of them right off the greenhouse. Good thing, the green house plastic was not damaged. Only the strap that was holding the string was torn. 2) the shelves have some pretty large gaps between them depending on if you pull the shelves closer to the middle section or to the ends. I'd prefer those shelves to be a bit longer so there were only small gaps. 3) the front door can only be rolled up. I'd prefer if there was a way to secure the door to the sides more like a curtain. sometimes I don't want to roll the whole door up, but do still want a little airflow. Overall, we're really pleased - pleasantly surprised at this little gem. I put a small heater in it during the worst tempuratures (some were even below zero) and that tiny heater kept it at 40 degrees. I also hung a grow light from the center pole and that has really helped me to keep things growing all winter long. I live in 7b garden zone.